Writing down what I think about theatre I've seen in That London, whether I've been asked to or not.
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Friday, 24 April 2026
Theatre review: Avenue Q
After Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx (both contributing music and lyrics) and Jeff Whitty's (book) Avenue Q closed (for the third time) its original West End production, my favourite musical didn't stay away too long, with smaller-scale productions and tours meaning I and a group of similarly addicted friends could keep getting our live fix. It's been away for a few years though, meaning what I think is my fourteenth time seeing it live is in fact a 20th-anniversary production of it opening at the Noël Coward (the first show to play there after the theatre had been renamed.) Now at a reduced-capacity Shaftesbury Theatre while its upper level is being repaired, original director Jason Moore returns for a show that was always being tweaked to keep up with the times, and has now had a few extra rewrites to bring it into 2026.
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Amelia Kinu Muus,
Anna Louizos,
Dionne Ward-Anderson,
Jasmine Beel,
Jason Moore,
Jeff Marx,
Jeff Whitty,
Jonathan Carlton,
Meg Hateley,
Nina Dunn,
Noah Harrison,
Oliver Jacobson,
Rick Lyon,
Robert Lopez
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