A Midsummer Night’s Dream opens its door to the public!
Theatre director extraordinaire Michael Grandage has had a phenomenal run so far at the Noel Coward Theatre with his season of plays.
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.
Theatre director extraordinaire Michael Grandage has had a phenomenal run so far at the Noel Coward Theatre with his season of plays.
After producer Cameron Mackintosh announced that Miss Saigon would return to the West End stage at some point in 2014, he has kept us all guessing when the epic musical would arrive at the Prince Edward Theatre.
After terrifying audiences in the West End, Ghost Stories is set to return in the New Year; this time to the Arts Theatre.
Henrick Ibsen’s seminal play A Doll’s House enjoyed two sell out runs at The Young Vic, now the award-winning production transfers to the Duke of York’s theatre for a very limited run.
Brand new publicity shots of Clive Exston’s hilarious new comedy Barking in Essex starring Lee Evans, Sheila Hancock, Keeley Hawes and Karl Johnson, have had the whole of London’s theatreland laughing.
After premiering earlier this year at the Almeida Theatre in north London, Chimerica transferred to the West End for a strictly limited run, opening on the 15 August.
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.
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.
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