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.....on Parade - yes. Peter Nichols's wonderful play is on at the Noel Coward Theatre in St Martins Lane. The Michael Grandage Company has a fabulously successful start to its season. And I was there tonight to see Simon Russell Beale and company in Grandage's brilliant and hilarious production of this almost legendary play (with music) from 1977.
Tomorrow I am in Leeds for something somewhat more sedate!
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