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The London production of 42nd Street was captured on film right before ending its extended run in London's Drury Lane Theatre in 2019.

Something appealing. Something appalling. Something for everyone a comedy tonight!

Something appealing. Something appalling. Something for everyone a comedy tonight!

The 1978 film version of Stephen Sondheim's exquisite chamber musical.

The triumphant West End production featured on this DVD brought together Julie Walters

A semi-autobiographical account of the Life of celebrated writer/director/choreographer Bob Fosse.

Disneys remake of the old black and white Laurel and Hardy classic March of the Wooden Soldiers

Disneys remake of the old black and white Laurel and Hardy classic March of the Wooden Soldiers

Perfomances by Matthew Broderick, Kalli O'Hara, Zero Mostel, Nathan Lane, Barbara Streisand, Idina Menzel, kristin Chenoweth and many more

100 Years of entertainment

This brand new edition of Rodgers & Hammerstien's much- loved CAROUSEL gives you the opportunity to watch the whole film or just your favourite songs, with or without sing-along subtitles

This brand new edition of Rodgers & Hammerstien's much- loved CAROUSEL gives you the opportunity to watch the whole film or just your favourite songs, with or without sing-along subtitles

It's summer, 1963. Frances, seventeen and innocent, is on holiday with her parents in the Catskills. She meets Johnny--the hotel dance instructor--and is mesmerised by him and his dance style. She soon becomes Johnny's prize pupil, in dance and in loved by generations.

The Journey of "A Chorus Line"

Various members of the English upper classes have arrived for a shooting party, along with film star Ivor Novello (Jeremy Northam), Hollywood producer Morris Weissman (Bob Balaban) and Weissman's valet Henry Denton (Ryan Phillippe).

Winner of 8 Academy Awards, Cabaret has captivated movie lovers around the world for more than four decades.

Filming of the West End stage musical featuring the songs of Madness

Alfred Hitchcock's most celebrated British thriller, adapted from John Buchan's novel DVD