The shows coming to London next. New productions, transfers, revivals and booking extensions, with opening dates, venues and casting as soon as they are announced — so you can book before word gets out.
Intermission Youth brings Julius Caesar Remixed to the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham for a four-week run this November, adapted by Darren Raymond and directed by Stephanie Badaru.
AMDG Productions give Shakespeare’s Cousin, Jonathan Moore’s play about the Elizabethan poet-priest Robert Southwell and the man sent to break him, its first performance at the White Bear Theatre on 10 November.
Waking Ned Devine becomes a stage musical at the Lyric Theatre in Belfast in February 2027, with music and lyrics by Markéta Irglová and Glen Hansard, a book by David Hein and direction by John Doyle.
Dirty Dancing is to return to the West End at the Prince Edward Theatre. Exact performance dates have not yet been confirmed, and the move follows a further delay to the opening of the new Capital Theatre, where the…
Shakespeare’s Globe has named the company for The Animals Come to the Table, a world premiere by Timberlake Wertenbaker that opens by candlelight in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse in December.
The Tolkien parody Fly, You Fools! plays its first London dates at Southwark Playhouse Borough from 25 November, after two sold-out seasons at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Tickets are on sale now.
Final rehearsal photographs have been released of Little Shop of Horrors at Hope Mill Theatre, with Maisie Smith in the jaws of the plant that shares her character’s name, four days before the Manchester production…
Over 120,000 tickets have gone on sale for Mamma Mia! The Party at The O2, carrying the ABBA dining show through to Sunday 28 November 2027. X Factor winner Sam Bailey plays Debbie until April 2027.
Further tickets have gone on sale for Les Misérables at the Sondheim Theatre, taking the West End production’s booking period through to 2 October 2027.
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