Tuesday, 14 August, 2018
Lee Evans, Jonjo O’Neill and Meera Syal have been named among the Pinter at the Pinter season cast.
Lee Evans and Meera Syal join the previously announced Keith Allen and Tamsin Greig in Landscape/ A... Read more
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West End News & Features
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Tuesday, 14 August, 2018One of the hottest tickets in town at the moment is unquestionably Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. Ever since the world premiere production began performances at London’s Aldwych Theatre in March of... Read more -
Tuesday, 14 August, 2018Full casting has been announced for Dawn King's Foxfinder in the West End. Olivier nominee Bryony Hannah and Paul Nicholls will join the previously announced Heida Reed ('Poldark') and Olivier... Read more -
Tuesday, 14 August, 2018Lead cast member Andrew Polec is set to depart from the West End production of Bat Out of Hell on Saturday 1st September. Polec, who won the Joe Allen Best West End Debut in the Stage Debut Awards... Read more
Latest Fringe & Off West End Features
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Tuesday, 14 August, 2018Alice Fearn, Carrie Hope Fletcher and David Hunter have been announced among stars set to appear at StageCon, the UK's first ever theatre convention. StageCon intends to establish itself as an annual... Read more -
Tuesday, 7 August, 2018We all know Bitcoin is the future. It created teenage millionaires last year as investors and tech-heads tapped into the earning potential of the digital cryptocurrency. But for all the buzz and... Read more -
Tuesday, 7 August, 2018Ria Jones is a leading lady through and through. She’s played some of the biggest roles in musical theatre: Grizabella, Eva Peron, Fantine, and most recently Norma Desmond to name a few. She’s one of... Read more -
Tuesday, 7 August, 2018Finty Williams is set to play a role originated by her mother Judi Dench in a revival of Hugh Whitemore’s play Pack of Lies, set to open at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Whitemore’s play premiered in... Read more
Latest Theatre Reviews See all
When you enter the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park for this year’s musical offering – a revival of the cult classic Little Shop of Horrors – you’ll be greeted by Tom Scutt’s striking design of a... Read more
Easily the most-hyped production of Shakespeare’s Globe’s current season sees the eagerly anticipated return of Mark Rylance to the venue where he served as its first artistic director from 1995 to... Read more
I walked in last night to the Almeida with £20 cash in my pocket. I left with a cheque for £79million, a new-found career as an investment banker, and a strong allegiance to a young country known as... Read more
Prim, polished and proper: that’s what the 50s were all about, right? The husband made the money, and the wife stayed at home, cooked, cleaned and made sure the house was in order. That’s the world... Read more
