"Brash, vulgar, sometimes downright obscene,Sunday Times
I loved every minute of it"
"Brash, vulgar, sometimes downright obscene,Sunday Times
I loved every minute of it"
"An outrageously funny musical for the iPod generation. Cross Sesame Street with the Muppet Show give it an X rating and slap on a Government Health Warning that too much laughter can make your sides ache and you've got Avenue Q,Radio 2
A MUST SEE "
Salvador & Amanda draws on the influences of what the Spanish call 'the real Spain', principally cities such as Madrid, Bilbao, Logrono and San Sebastian. Its philosophy is based on the golden triumvirate of Bar y Tapas y Fiesta. With a late license, capacity of 270, and its ideal placement on the boundary of Covent Garden and Soho, it lends itself perfectly to both hedonistic parties and meetings.Two course meal
(choice of a starter and main course)
Starters
Green Asparagus accompanied by Rock Salt, Lemon Juice and a herb salad
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Mini Spicy Chorizo served with freshly baked bread
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Calamari and Aioli
Main course
Chicken Breast and Mashed Potatoes drizzled with Almond Sauce.
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Red Peppers stuffed with Tomato, garlic, herbs topped with Manchego served with Spinach mash
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Shell on Chargrilled Tiger Prawns with Garlic and Olive oil served with Patatas Pobres
Noel Coward Theatre, orginally known as the New Theatre, was built by Sir Charles Wyndham and opened in 1903.
The theatre underwent major refurbishment in 2006, and was renamed the Noël Coward Theatre when it re-opened for the London premiere of Avenue Q on 1 June 2006.
Coward, one of Britain's greatest playwrights and actors, made his West End debut in his own play, I'll Leave It To You, at the then New Theatre in 1920.
The theatre seats 872 patrons on 4 levels. The building is now a Grade II Listed structure.