Constellations to wow the West End for a second time
Constellations, the critically acclaimed play by Nick Payne is due to arrive at the Trafalgar Studios on the 9 July 2015.
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Constellations, the critically acclaimed play by Nick Payne is due to arrive at the Trafalgar Studios on the 9 July 2015.
J.K Rowling’s hugely successful Harry Potter empire is about to expand into West End theatre. A new play called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is due to open at the Palace Theatre in the summer of 2016.
I’m so excited that GUYS AND DOLLS is heading to the West End in a revival of the recent, critically acclaimed Chichester Festival Theatre production. If anyone asks me my favourite musical of all time it’s this show.
Stiles and Drewe’s reimagining of the classic children’s tale is due to start rehearsals soon, which will see the all star cast getting their teeth into the brilliant family musical.
The cult 1990’s hit improvisational comedy show Whose Line is it Anyway? will make a welcome return this summer, but this time not to television screens, instead audiences will be treated to a live show at the Adelphi…
Tickets for the West End production of Motown The Musical, opening at the Shaftesbury Theatre in February 2016, are released for sale today (15 May 2015).
The Royal Shakespeare Company has confirmed that their critically acclaimed production of Arthur Miller’s seminal play Death of a Salesman will transfer to London’s West End in May 2015.
Claire van Kampen’s new play Farinelli and the King, having wowed audiences at Shakespeare’s Globe, will transfer to the West End in September 2015.
By far the biggest critical hit of the year is Golem by multimedia experts 1927, and now the celebrated production that has had both audiences and critics shouting its praise to whoever will listen, is transferring to…
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