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Published: 23 June 2015
Sherlock’s Louise Brealey will star alongside Joe Armstrong in the London return of Nick Payne’s acclaimed Constellations, as the Royal Court hit plays a limited three-week run at the Trafalgar… Read More
Published: 22 June 2015
What a weekend! Rock Of Ages reunited. Wicked fans literally looked to the western sky for a gravity-defying performance. And Carrie Hope Fletcher walked on stage to deafening screams. Naturally.… Read More
Britain’s Got Talent star Jamie Raven will bring his jaw-dropping magic to the Shaftesbury Theatre this autumn when world-conquering magic show The Illusionists – Witness The Impossible comes to the… Read More
Published: 19 June 2015
Today was just an average day in the office. We petted a dinosaur, had our picture taken with a king-size Olivier Award statuette and starred in a West End show… Read More
Shakespeare In Love’s Lucy Briggs-Owen has joined the cast of the Rob Brydon-led Future Conditional, which will make its world premiere at The Old Vic this September. Tackling the topical… Read More
Aaron Sidwell and Luke Baker are among the performers set to join former X Factor contestant Amelia Lily in American Idiot when the Tony Award-winning musical begins its summer run… Read More
Published: 18 June 2015
What’s it all about? New York, three apartments, two couples, one cousin hiding a guy, more addictions than a Betty Ford clinic and one motherf**ker whose hat leads this already… Read More
Mind-boggling circus legends Cirque du Soleil will return to the Royal Albert Hall in 2016 with the UK premiere of Amaluna, its acclaimed ode to the work and voice of… Read More
After an incredible nine-year run in the West End, Olivier Award-winning comedy The 39 Steps has announced that it will close at the Criterion Theatre in September. The much-loved comedy,… Read More
West End LIVE is upon us. This weekend, casts from many of London’s top shows will take to a massive stage in Trafalgar Square to entertain around 500,000 theatre fans… Read More
Published: 17 June 2015
Before it’s even had a chance to wreak its historical havoc this summer, Horrible Histories – Barmy Britain – Part Three! has already announced it will return for more family… Read More
Free outdoor summer theatre returns to the South Bank this August as The Scoop gets set to perform Roman comedy-inspired Captain Show-Off! to families throughout the month. Playing from 5… Read More
What’s it all about? Well, this is tricky one. For most of hang, the audience doesn’t know exactly what’s going on. But that’s the point. Three characters enter a room.… Read More
This year’s Kids Week is off to a record-breaking start with an incredible 116,000 tickets snapped up in the first 24 hours alone. The even better news is that there… Read More
Published: 16 June 2015
When you work in theatre, any time before around 10:00 is generally considered antisocial. So when we get up at 05:30, there’s only two reasons that can warrant it: a… Read More
Naomi Frederick, Anthony Howell and Gabrielle Lloyd will star in John Dove’s production of The Heresy Of Love at Shakespeare’s Globe this summer. Exploring questions of faith, fundamentalism and freedom,… Read More
Matt Costain, Sarah Goddard and Nikki Warwick will reprise their roles in the West End return of the Olivier Award nominated hit Hetty Feather this summer. The trio will join… Read More
Dervla Kirwan and Joseph Millson will join Simon Russell Beale in Richard Eyre’s production of Mr Foote’s Other Leg when it opens at the Hampstead Theatre in September. Written by… Read More
This weekend is huge. Not only does the greatest free celebration of theatre in the world, West End LIVE, take over Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square, but Sunday is also… Read More
What’s it all about? Pornography and the effect it has. On the wider world, I mean, not individuals… though individual’s porn-based situations are addressed… not like that. Oh, this is… Read More
Published: 15 June 2015
Fancy taking a child to the theatre absolutely free this summer? Then you’re in luck, tickets for 2015’s Kids Week are now officially on sale and there are an incredible… Read More
Kyle Riabko will star opposite fellow original cast members Daniel Bailen and James Williams in the forthcoming UK premiere of New York hit What’s It All About? Bacharach Reimagined at… Read More
Trafalgar Studios 2 will host two powerful dramas this summer as Steven Webb stars in William M Hoffman’s poignant drama As Is at the Trafalgar Studios 2 and Tristan Bates… Read More
Published: 12 June 2015
It is fair to say that appearing alongside the performer you are portraying in a show is rarer than a luke warm steak. It’s even rarer when that performer has,… Read More
What’s it all about? This controversial piece is about the man who, until he died in 2011, was hailed by the vast majority of the country as “a national treasure”… Read More
Guys And Dolls, the classic Broadway musical that wowed critics and the public alike when it played at Chichester Festival Theatre, will transfer to London’s West End this Christmas. Starring… Read More
Fans of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved stories will be jumping for joy in theatres this year, as Tiddler And Other Terrific Tales and The Scarecrows’ Wedding are set… Read More
Published: 11 June 2015
The Young Vic’s acclaimed, award-winning production of A View From The Bridge is to transfer across the Atlantic, playing at Broadway’s Lyceum Theatre this autumn. The production’s Olivier Award-winning leading… Read More
Belarus Free Theatre will both return to its only permanent home, the Young Vic, and play a series of underground performances this autumn as it celebrates its 10th birthday. The… Read More
Ron Moody, the actor best known for playing the iconic Fagin in Lionel Bart’s much loved musical Oliver!, has died aged 91. The Tottenham-born actor originated the role of the… Read More
Kids Week is almost upon us. The sun is shining, our feet are seeing the light of day again after a winter hidden in thick, heavy boots and we’re itching… Read More
What’s it all about? The Red Lion, the latest play from Dealer’s Choice and Closer playwright Patrick Marber, is a battle for the soul of football; jumpers for goalposts against… Read More
Published: 10 June 2015
There are just days to go until the return of our annual free musical theatre festival West End LIVE with MasterCard on 20 and 21 June. So, naturally, we’re pretty… Read More
The National’s Olivier Theatre is currently shaking to the chortles, guffaws and full-on echoing belly laughs created by the revival of Restoration comedy The Beaux’ Stratagem. Awash with plotting, cajoling,… Read More
The Fab Four at the centre of West End hit Let It Be will come together for the last time at the Garrick Theatre on 5 September after the Beatles… Read More
Published: 9 June 2015
West End LIVE excitement is rising at Official London Theatre Towers as the days quickly tick away in the run-up to the most fun two days of London theatre fans’… Read More
The Tricycle Theatre has announced a new season of offerings including an adaptation of Ben Hur from the team behind The 39 Steps and the world premiere of Marcus Gardley’s… Read More
Alex Gaumond and Laura Pitt-Pulford’s have collected a family of West End siblings to join them in the forthcoming revival of Seven Brides For Seven Brothers at Regent’s Park Open… Read More
Published: 8 June 2015
Even more London theatregoers will have the chance to see the National Theatre’s Olivier Award-winning production of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time after the acclaimed adaptation… Read More
The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time led the way for British exports at this year’s Tony Awards, walking away with five prizes, the most number of awards… Read More
Published: 5 June 2015
What’s it all about? The most outrageously dysfunctional, neurotic, irritating and pretentious theatre company and its attempts to stage a new play by a writer with a passion for ridiculous… Read More
Rupert Goold and Robert Icke will direct a complete reading of Homer’s The Iliad this summer as part of the Almeida Theatre’s incredible one-off festival celebrating Ancient Greek theatre. The… Read More
Theatre fans who thought they’d missed out on the chance to see Olivier Award winner Mark Rylance in the West End transfer of Farinelli And The King can take advantage… Read More
The Park Theatre’s forthcoming production of The Gathered Leaves is becoming quite the family affair after father/son duo Alexander and Tom Hanson has been announced to join Jane Asher and… Read More
Father and son James and Jack Fox will star in Dear Lupin at the Apollo Theatre next month, the West End premiere of the comedy based on the award-winning book… Read More
Pop star Pixie Lott will make her West End play debut in a new adaptation of much-loved tale Breakfast At Tiffany’s coming to London in summer 2016. The Mama Do… Read More
Miranda Raison, Tom Bateman and Jessie Buckley will star in The Winter’s Tale and Harlequinade, the first productions to open as part of the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company’s inaugural season… Read More
Olivier Award nominee Beverley Knight will swap Memphis for memories this autumn when she takes on the iconic role of Grizabella in the London return of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats.… Read More
Published: 4 June 2015
One of the capital’s best-loved festive family shows, Slava’s Snowshow, will return to the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall this Christmas. The award-winning international hit, which has become renowned for… Read More
From prehistoric creatures to hedonist Gods, pop star piglets to expletive-ridden US hits, London theatre has it all this summer. Whether you’re looking for child-friendly entertainment that will bring a… Read More
Classic caper film The Sting will be transported to the stage as part of Wilton’s Music Hall’s autumn season, the first in which the historic venue will open fully to… Read More
Normally if you see a seagull in London, some wise soul will make a remark about it being a sign of impending stormy weather, the usually beach bothering bird having… Read More
Published: 3 June 2015
Xanadu, the Broadway musical theatre hit, will receive it UK premiere at London’s Southwark Playhouse this autumn. Based on the cult 80s movie starring Oliva Newton-John, Gene Kelly and Michael… Read More
The transformation in Dianna Agron is striking. If you don’t believe me, check out the images above. On stage in McQueen at the St James Theatre, gone are the flowing… Read More
Josie Rourke will direct Dominic West, Michelle Dockery and Janet McTeer in a new revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses as part of the Donmar Warehouse’s forthcoming autumn season. The tale… Read More
New Yorkers are to get a double dose of acclaimed London theatre in the coming months as Brooklyn’s renowned St Ann’s Warehouse hosts transfers of both the Donmar Warehouse’s Henry… Read More
Derren Brown, the Marquis of mind magic, will bring his latest show Miracle to London’s West End this autumn. The acclaimed Olivier Award-winning psychological illusionist will perform a jaw-dropping, brain-baffling… Read More
Published: 2 June 2015
For the third year running, the National Youth Theatre will bring a company of 18 to 25-year-old performers to the West End for a season of three shows at the… Read More
Street trickster Magical Bones, escapologist and magician Ali Cook and grand stage illusionist Luis De Matos will join the line-up of jaw-dropping acts set to wow audiences this summer in… Read More
Jules Verne’s classic novel Around The World In 80 Days will be brought to life on stage at the St James Theatre this Christmas in a new production directed by… Read More
The much-loved long-running hit show Jersey Boys will play in the West End for longer after extending its booking period at the Piccadilly Theatre to 14 February 2016. The hugely… Read More
Olivier Award-winning actor Sarah Woodward has joined the cast of Shakespeare’s Globe’s forthcoming Charles Edwards-led Richard II, alongside her former Curious Incident co-star Graham Butler and theatre veteran William Gaunt.… Read More
An incredible line-up of London’s top musicals will perform at this year’s West End LIVE in association with MasterCard, the biggest free musical theatre festival in the world that this… Read More
Published: 1 June 2015
The Royal Opera House and Polka Theatre have joined forces to present Dot, Squiggle And Rest, a playful adventure for ages two to four-years-old that will be staged at both… Read More
What’s it all about? *Breaks glass for emergency cliché* James Freedman: Man Of Steal is a theatrical rollercoaster, not because you run through a gamut of emotions, but because it… Read More
What’s it all about? The legendary story of John Merrick, the so-called ‘Elephant Man’ whose deformities were exploited by the Victorian ‘freak show’ circuit before he was discovered by a… Read More
Diana Vickers and Wendi Peters will lead the cast of black comedy Hatched ‘N’ Dispatched when the production receives its world premiere at the Park Theatre in September. Gemma Page… Read More
Published: 29 May 2015
Benedict Cumberbatch fans now have the opportunity to leap on their PCs, laptops, mobiles or tablets and enter a lottery to secure £10 tickets to see the The Imitation Game… Read More
Alison Jiear, musical theatre performer and semi-finalist in the current series of Britain’s Got Talent, will bring her star quality to new children’s musical The 3 Little Pigs when it… Read More
Nicole Kidman will be joined by Chimerica actor Stephen Campbell Moore when she makes her long-awaited return to the London stage in Photograph 51 later this year. The star of… Read More
Published: 28 May 2015
The West End is preparing for an extraterrestrial invasion this summer, as the hit stage adaptation of Aliens Love Underpants returns to the capital for a season at the Dominion… Read More
Children and their families are being asked to help free a modern princess in The Secret Princess Of Severndroog, an interactive fairytale playing as part of this summer’s Greenwich+Docklands International… Read More
What’s it all about? Temple is a fictional tale. It focuses on the inner turmoil of the Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral during the Occupy protests outside the iconic London… Read More
In his new book Year Of The Fat Knight: The Falstaff Diaries, acclaimed actor Sir Antony Sher recounts his experience of researching, rehearsing and performing one of Shakespeare’s best-known and… Read More
Dominic Dromgoole will stage four Shakespeare plays in the candlelit surroundings of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse as part of his final season as Artistic Director of Shakespeare’s Globe. Pericles, Cymbeline,… Read More