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.
Stefan Bednarczyk, Mary Higgins, Iniki Mariano, Griffin Stevens, David Webber and Lachlan Werner make up the six-strong company of It’s a Wonderful Life!, Jessica Lazar’s Christmas staging of the Frank Capra classic as…
Molly Rainford will play Vivian Ward in her first stage role when Pretty Woman: The Musical sets out on a new UK tour next spring, with Danny Walters opposite her as Edward Lewis and Bernadette Bangura as Kit De Luca.
Katie Brace is back as Tracy Turnblad for the 2027-28 UK and Ireland tour of Hairspray, which has added eight more dates running into spring 2028 and will hold open auditions in London later this month.
Nathalie Harrison, a dancer with The Royal Ballet for close to 20 years, steps into the role of The Swan opposite Jesse Tyler Ferguson in Tru from 27 October, staying with the production until it closes at the Menier…
Rhea Norwood and James Corrigan now have their company: twelve more actors join them in Hampstead Theatre's revival of Tom Stoppard's Jumpers, which begins previews on 25 November.
Gemma Sutton is Reno Sweeney and Josh St Clair is Billy Crocker in The Mill at Sonning's festive revival of Anything Goes, which runs from 19 November 2026 to 17 January 2027.
Mathew Baynton, Jack Holden and Caitlin FitzGerald are among seven more actors who will each walk on stage unrehearsed opposite Tim Crouch in An Oak Tree at The Other Palace before the run ends on 15 November 2026.
Stephen Kirkham plays the title role in Santa's First Christmas, a new Christmas dance show from Olivier Award winner James Cousins that premieres at the Unicorn Theatre in November, and the rest of the seven-strong…
John Elkington is back in Widow Twankey’s frocks for Aladdin at Nottingham Playhouse, while Ben Thornton takes the title role in Robin Hood, the Lichfield Garrick’s first home-grown pantomime in more than a decade.
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