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London theatres have cancelled performances on Tuesday night in response to riots

In response to riots in the capital Tuesday night performance of a number of London Theatre has been canceled.

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The Battersea Arts Centre, Greenwich Playhouse and the Arcola Theatre in Dalston are among those that have closed their doors.

The Albany in Deptford also tweeted it had been "advised to close by the police".

West End theaters yet announced any stops.

King's Head Theatre in Islington Southwark shelved in the sea near dams The Turn of the Screw, while the theater canceled its performance.

A spokesman from the Arcola said: "Dalston Kingsland area is pretty much shut down and the Arcola Theatre has decided to cancel this evening's performance of On the Record and African Gothic."

The Union Theatre said on its Twitter feed: "Having to cancel tonight's show, can't risk anyone's safety. Boarding up buildings around us. Feel gutted and sad and a bit scared too."

Other venues affected include the Churchill in Bromley, the King's Head in Islington, Theatre 503 in Battersea, Stratford East, The Landor Theatre in Clapham and Broadway Barking.

London Theaters tonight's show cancel

London Theaters tonight's show at London's Landor, Arcola Union, King's Head Theatre has been canceled, and the Battersea Arts Centre in London is closed early in response to the riots.

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A spokesman from the Arcola said: “Dalston Kingsland area is pretty much shut down and Arcola Theatre have decided to cancel this evenings performance of On the Record and African Gothic. We are in the process of contacting all who have booked to notify them.”

The Union Theatre tweeted: “Having to cancel tonight’s show, can’t risk anyone’s safety. Boarding up buildings around us. Feel gutted and sad and a bit scared too.”

Producer Mark Rubinstein Society of London Theatre

Producer Mark Rubinstein Society of London Theatre president Nica Burns Trade Association as the producers, theater owners and managers in central London Theatre represents important will be successful, according to Variety.

Rubinstein's "War Horse" was behind the West End transfer is also "Butley" and "Fela" in London with representation on the stage! Sadler's Wells this summer that the National Theatre last fall after a section would play.

New York Broadway League, SOLT London collective bargaining with trade unions audience research and development and industry statistics akin to care.

Rubinstein told Variety, "I believe my appointment represents an opportunity to look after interests of independent producers at a point when the industry is becoming ever more conglomerate. Theatre ownership chains are bigger than ever before, and in a world where all sides need to be looked after and represented it's good for the health of the industry as a whole that we should all work together."

London Theatre star Diana Rigg breaks in Pygmalion

London Theatre star Diana Rigg breaks in Pygmalion will appear later when the season opens.

She will take up the role of Mrs Higgins, with Rupert Everett (Henry Higgins) and Kara Tointon (Eliza Doolittle).

Directed and designed by Philip Prowse, production at Garrick Theatre on Wednesday 25th May is set open, booking until Saturday 3rd September.

Pygmalion tells the famous story of Eliza Doolittle, the London is the flower girl to Professor Higgins a woman later changed a bet with his friend.

The Garrick Theatre is playing host to The Hurly Burly Show, which is running at the West End venue until Sunday May 1st.

London theater awards to be received by Sondheim

The Olivier Special Award will be received by US composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim when Britain’s top theater honors are awarded on March 13.

A Little Night Music and Sweeney Todd,the 80-year-old hit shows composer will be attending the ceremony at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London’s West End.

Adrian Lester, who starred in Sondheim’s Company, and other guests are going to give tribute to Sondheim.

The board of the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) chooses the Special Award and there have been 24 recipients in total including Alec Guinness, Judi Dench, Sam Mendes, Peter Hall and Laurence Olivier, after whom the awards are named.

Organizers are hoping a red carpet before the show will attract more stars to the event and the public can watch the awards live on digital TV. They announced a new sponsorship deal with MasterCard earlier this year. -- Reuters

London theatre tickets for The Rivals

Tickets for The Rivals will be available next week for those fans who are travelling to London in forthcoming week.

To catch the hilarious Penelope Keith as the "verbally misguided" Mrs Malaprop at the Theatre Royal Haymarket,this could be the last chance.

Set in 1775 Bath, the show follows the lives of Mrs Malaprop, her romantic niece Lydia Languish, country bumpkin Bob Acres and a whole host of other characters, as they attempt to pursue love over the course of one day.

A reviewer writing for TheatreguideLondon said: "Director Peter Hall evidently trusts the text so completely that he has instructed his cast to do nothing to try to add to the comedy already there on the page."

They suggested this approach means there are laughs aplenty for the audience.