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.
Anne Boleyn: The Musical heads to London next spring, running at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich from 8 May to 5 June 2027, following its open-air world premiere at Hever Castle in 2025.
Beverley Knight plays Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing as Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre Company sets out an eight-show 2027-28 season with four world premieres, among them Simon Stephens' The First Blue Thing…
HAM, the Fringe First-winning Hamlet spin-off from Hotter Project, has added two Saturday matinees before it closes at Soho Theatre on 31 October. A new set of backstage photographs has been released alongside them.
Dog Man: The Musical is coming back to the Southbank Centre in London from 29 July - 15 August 2027, the final stop on a 20-venue UK tour that opens in Brighton in January.
Subject to Change – A Dance for David Bowie, a new work built on David Bowie's many stage personas, will have its UK premiere at Sadler's Wells in autumn 2028.
The world premiere of Enigma, a new stage version of Robert Harris's Bletchley Park thriller, is the headline of the Watermill Theatre's 60th anniversary year in 2027, which also brings back The Wipers Times and…
The first production photos are out for Ilford Boy, Danny Lee Wynter’s new play about growing up in 1990s East London, ahead of its press night at the Donmar Warehouse on Tuesday 20 October.
Made in Liverpool, a new play by Gerard McCarthy about Stuart Sutcliffe, the artist often called the "fifth Beatle", will have its world premiere at Exeter Northcott Theatre from 16 June to 4 July 2027.
Speculations, Trevor Nunn's world premiere of Torben Betts's political thriller with Janie Dee, has added two weeks at the Marylebone Theatre and now runs until Sunday 17 January 2027. The new dates are on sale now.
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