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It's been anounced that Bill Nighy is returning to the West End and the role of Tom Sergeant in David Hare's three hander, Skylight, at The Wyndham's Theatre from June 6th.
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It's been anounced that Bill Nighy is returning to the West End and the role of Tom Sergeant in David Hare's three hander, Skylight, at The Wyndham's Theatre from June 6th.
The smash-hit Broadway musical Kinky Boots looks like it will definitely be transferring to the West End stage next year.
It’s just been announced that Jeremy Herrin’s production of ANOTHER COUNTRY will play at the Trafalgar Studios from March 26th – June 21st.
A new musical inspired by rock icon Marc Bolan and the music of T.Rex has hinted at plans for a West End transfer after its 2014 UK tour.
The critically acclaimed trilogy of Samuel Beckett plays performed by Lisa Dawn is to transfer to the West End following a second sold-out run at the Royal Court.
Monday saw the West End opening of brand new political comedy The Duck House at the Vaudeville Theatre. The play stars Ben Miller as Robert Houston, a dodgy politician who gets caught up in the MPs’ expenses scandal.
A new theatrical adaptation of Jules Verne’s famous novel Around the World in 80 Days is set to come to London in 2014. This world premiere is helmed by director Sean Foley, the man behind X Factor musical I Can’t Sing!
Tonight, Jude Law takes to the stage for the opening night of Henry V at the Noel Coward Theatre. This production marks the final installment from the Michael Grandage season and reunites director Grandage with Law…
There were rumours as early as 2011 (remember this blog post!). The dynamic trio of Tony Award-winning writer Lee Hall (Billy Elliot the Musical) and Cheek By Jowl founders Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod, will soon…
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