Reality doesn’t really belong in Lionel Bart’s joyous musical staging of Dickens’s Oliver Twist. Far from being ... the poverty line in 19th-century London was no joke.

Students at Furze Platt Senior School will transform their stage into the lively streets of Victorian London as they present their annual musical next week.

tells the story of the orphaned Oliver Twist, who escapes the harsh Victorian workhouse and takes refuge in London’s murky underworld with the wily gang leader Fagin and his team of resourceful ...

The clip began with Joe, 35, holding up an apple to the camera and saying, “Your apple sir,” in the accent that famously originates from the East End of London. Brothers Kevin, 37, and Nick, 32, then ...

held at The Prince of Wales Theatre yesterday in London. The model was joined by ... The musical is based on the 1838 novel “Oliver Twist” by Charles Dickens. The show tells the story of ...

She said she played a powerful and vulnerable character who remained just as relevant as when Charles Dickens published the original Oliver Twist story ... the first on London's West End since ...

So we get the usual ensemble of adorable workhouse orphans and cheeky London ragamuffins, and an angelic Oliver Twist – played, with consummate skill and sensitivity, by Cian Eagle-Service on ...

This rousing revival of Lionel Bart’s musical comes to the West End – form an orderly queue and prepare for dollops of theatrical delight ...