London theatre tickets demand to rocket this weekend?

After it was revealed that Saturday and Sunday (November 27th and 28th 2010) are set to be the busiest days in the West End all year.Fans of plays and musicals hoping to get London theatre tickets for this weekend had better hurry.

In order to start their Christmas shopping in earnest some two million people will pour into the region,with Saturday seeing Oxford and Regent Streets pedestrianised between 10:00 and 18:00 GMT, according to the New West End Company.

Over the course of the two days, £250 million will be expected to be spent on it.

Furthermore, with many of these shoppers sure to be staying in the capital to make an event of it, London theatre tickets are sure to shoot up.

Demand for family-friendly musicals such as Wicked and The Lion King could be most likely to rise (as was the case last half-term), so it could be a good idea to book in advance.

Bill Bailey's new show at London Theatres...

Critic says that London theatre tickets for Bill Bailey's new show are well worth getting hold of.

Julian Hall said, while writing for the Independent, he was immensely entertain by the show performed by Dandelion Mind at Wyndham's Theatre last weekend.

The critic labelled Bailey "convivial", saying he has a practised ease about him that allows him to be something of a "doom merchant".

"His attack on John Lydon for selling out and doing butter adverts is a great example of some well-aimed ire," Mr Hall commented.

The critic has realized that Bailey is not even appreciated by his fans, Mr Hall recommended for the Dandelion Mind three stars and recommending it to fans of the TV favourite.

Last week, Andrew Girvan of WhatsonStage.com gave Dandelion Mind four stars, explaining that Bailey does not miss a beat when it comes to comic timing.

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