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Rehearsal photographs have been released for Hay Fever, which plays Wyndham's Theatre from 22 September to 12 December 2026. Christine Baranski and Richard E. Grant lead Emily Burns's production of Noël Coward's comedy.
Emma Thompson's long-gestating Nanny McPhee musical is finally moving. Story House PR teased the show on Wednesday evening ahead of a full announcement on Thursday morning, and this is what is already on the record.
Rehearsal images have been released for The Pianist, the first musical to be drawn from Wladyslaw Szpilman's memoir and to build itself around the composer's own music.
English National Opera brings the Pulitzer Prize-winning Angel's Bone to the West End in October, and follows it with a new staging of Tosca at the London Coliseum from 30 October.
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…
Sketch trio Crybabies bring their horror comedy The Scaring straight from Edinburgh to Soho Theatre for three weeks from 3 September, directed by Jon Brittain for Francesca Moody Productions.
Corpse, Kirsty Mann's account of a haunting based on a true story, will run at Soho Theatre from 2 to 13 February 2027 following its world premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Fuccbois: Live In Concert, the Australian comedy-boyband show from writer and composer Bridie Connell, plays Soho Theatre from 2 to 5 September after a month at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Roleplay, the one-woman comedy-thriller written and performed by Hannah Reilly, comes to Soho Theatre from 22 October to 21 November, straight from a four-star run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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