Gossip and rumors have been circulating around London’s theatreland for months about the possibility of an all-star revival of Jez Butterworth’s 1995 Royal Court play – Mojo.
This month in the West End: Rupert Grint set to make his stage debut in Jez Butterworth’s Mojo later this year, The Sound Of Music Opens in Regent’s Park, Youngest ever Billy joins the cast of Billy Elliot The Musical…
13 years on and Disney’s classic The Lion King is still as uplifting as ever. The success of Julie Taymor’s inventive and vibrant stage adaptation of the classic 1994 Disney animated film has surpassed all expectations.
Thriller Live proves to be an action packed night out at London’s Lyric Theatre. Ask anyone who Michael Jackson was and no matter what their age or taste in music, you’ll get a positive response.
The Royal Opera House has announced that it is following in the footsteps of the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company by transferring a popular family show to the West End this winter.
British film and stage actress Hayley Atwell will return to the West End this summer to lead the cast of Alexi Kaye Campbell’s Olivier award-winning play The Pride as part of the Trafalgar Transformed season.
The second time is always a charm as The Ladykillers returns to the West End this summer. This award-winning farce based on the well-known and much-loved 1955 Ealing Comedy film of the same title has rightfully…
Following a sell-out run at Chichester Festival Theatre, expectations were high for Jonathan Kent's explosive new production of Private Lives, staring Toby Stephens and Anna Chancellor as the glamorous but reckless…
Stephen Ward, the long-awaited new musical from legendary composer and theatre impresario Andrew Lloyd Webber, is set to open at the Aldwych Theatre from 19 December 2013, with preview performances from 3 December.
The worst kept secret in theatreland has finally been confirmed by legendary producer Cameron Mackintosh – Miss Saigon is set to return to the West End, and will play at the Prince Edward Theatre.
It’s summer in the city as the London theatre scene gets ready for an especially busy month. These are exciting times, with the long-awaited Charlie and The Chocolate Factory open for business at last, set to hit our…
The West End was awash with celebrities for the gala opening of the new musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
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