Who is joining, who is leaving and who is taking over. Every West End cast announcement, replacement and final performance date, so you always know exactly who you will be watching when the curtain goes up.
Henry Shields and Allie Dart join most of the original UK company of Christmas Carol Goes Wrong for its Manchester and Portsmouth dates in November, before the production makes its North American premiere in Los Angeles…
Vivienne Carlyle returns as Mrs Johnstone for the autumn leg of Bill Kenwright's touring production of Blood Brothers, which opens in Weston-super-Mare on 8 September.
Alexa Lopez will make her West End debut as Mimi in RENT, as the producers complete the company for Jonathan Larson’s musical at the newly renamed Tom Stoppard Theatre this autumn.
Francesca Moody Productions has named the first eight guest actors who will join Tim Crouch in An Oak Tree at The Other Palace, among them Gemma Whelan, Rosalie Craig, Sacha Dhawan and Hammed Animashaun.
Brenock O'Connor and Jade Oswald will lead a 14-strong actor-muso company in Franz & Marie, a new musical reworking of Buchner's Woyzeck, which opens at Charing Cross Theatre on 28 September.
Nancy Carroll, Will Close, Charles Edwards and Ophelia Lovibond are among those joining Christine Baranski and Richard E. Grant in Hay Fever, which opens at Wyndham's Theatre next month.
Moulin Rouge! The Musical turns five at the Piccadilly Theatre this autumn, and marks it with a substantially refreshed company. From 12 October, James Doherty takes over as Harold Zidler and Daniel Fraser as The Duke.
Janette Manrara, Rupert Young, Juliet Cowan and Wallis Currie-Wood join Noah Schnapp in Affluenza, the world premiere that opens the Mainstage Season 26/27 at Riverside Studios on 26 September.
The Barn Theatre's production of Million Dollar Quartet has completed its company for this autumn's London run, with Connor Payne, Christopher Erasmus, Joe Bence and Joey Bradick joining the previously announced Darren…
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