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.
Louise Dearman, Alice Fearn and Rachael Wooding will divide the role of Grizabella between them on the UK and Ireland tour of Cats, the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production that opens at Theatre Royal Plymouth on…
Julian Hoult will play Toad and Kingdom Sibanda will play Ratty in The Wind in the Willows, the Rose Theatre's world-premiere Christmas show, which runs in Kingston upon Thames from 25 November 2026 to 3 January 2027.
Stephanie Greenwood and Sean Hart make up the two-person cast of Relative Motion, Greenwood’s new play about coercive control, which runs at Southwark Playhouse Borough from 11 November to 5 December 2026.
Lucian Msamati plays Edward and Ama Qamata makes her UK stage debut as Matha in The Afronauts, Ryan Calais Cameron’s new play about Zambia’s bid for space in 1964, which opens at the Royal Court Theatre on 14 November.
Evan Alexander Smith joins Stranger Things: The First Shadow on Broadway tonight as Dr. Brenner, and will play the role to the end of the New York run in January. The Phoenix Theatre production continues in London.
Debbie McGee will play Miss Lynch in the new UK and Ireland tour of GREASE The Musical, which opens at the Theatre Royal Plymouth on Friday 23 April 2027.
Paddington The Musical has named the company that will take it into a second year at the Savoy Theatre. Abbie Purvis and Hassan Taj alternate as the Paddington on Stage Performer from 28 October.
Dónal Finn, Suranne Jones and Tanya Reynolds have each been given a single performance of An Oak Tree at The Other Palace, walking on stage opposite Tim Crouch having never read or rehearsed the play.
Lashana Lynch will lead the world premiere of dissent, written and directed by debbie tucker green, in the Main House at the Young Vic from 5 March - 24 April 2027.
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