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Evening Standard 25 Jan 2010THE PREMIERE
The Last Station
Curzon Mayfair
Tuesday
Christopher Plummer is Tolstoy, Helen Mirren his long-suffering wife Sofia in Michael Hoffman's film about the Russian novelist's last days.
THE EXHIBITION
Abbaworld
Earls Court, SW5
Tuesday
Visitors to London's new Abba museum are promised a "mind-blowing" experience across 25 rooms of interactive exhibits.
THE CONCERT
Jan Garbarek Group
Barbican Hall, EC2
Friday
The Nordic master saxophonist, whose glacial playing style is much imitated, pays a rare visit.
THE FIRST NIGHTS
Three Sisters
Lyric Hammersmith, W6
Monday
Atonement star Romola Garai plays middle sister Masha in Sean Holmes's new production of Chekhov's tale of yearning and entropy.
Enron
Noël Coward, WC2
Tuesday
The all-singing, all-dancing financiers return in Rupert Goold's award-winning production of Lucy Prebble's play.
Waiting For Godot
Theatre Royal Haymarket, WC2
Wednesday
Sir Ian McKellen plays Estragon once more, with Roger Rees and Matthew Kelly joining the cast for this revival of Beckett's famous drama.
Fool For Love
Riverside Studios, W6
Thursday
Interesting casting, to say the least: Sadie Frost is joined by former Libertines singer Carl Barât in Sam Shepard's lovers' drama.
