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Matthew Beard, Louisa Harland and Jonathan Slinger are among the eleven performers cast in Three and a Bit, the world premiere of new plays by Caryl Churchill at the Almeida Theatre this winter.
The Emma Rice Company is bringing its musical Romantics Anonymous back to Bath in 2027. It has also named the cast for this Christmas's A Child's Christmas in Wales and set out the rest of the 2027 tour for Tristan &…
The Royal Shakespeare Company has issued new photographs of First Encounters: Julius Caesar from its Stratford-upon-Avon run, showing Harriet Walter as Brutus in Phyllida Lloyd's all-female staging.
The first production photos are out from the UK and Ireland tour of Billy Elliot the Musical, with all four of the boys sharing the title role on stage ahead of the show's return to the West End in February.
Matt Smith is back in the West End next autumn, starring in the world premiere of The Humans, Jack Thorne's new play from the novel by Matt Haig. Tickets go on sale today at 12pm, with 15,000 seats at £25.
More seats have gone on sale in the front row for every West End performance of Christmas Carol Goes Wrong, which runs at Wyndham's Theatre from 18 December 2026 to 23 January 2027.
Jennifer Zia will play Ella, with Emily Vinnicombe as her sister Angelica, in Cinderella, the Christmas show for children aged 3 to 8 in Nottingham Playhouse’s Neville Studio from 3 December 2026 to 2 January 2027.
The National Theatre's Inter Alia, led by Rosamund Pike, will now give its first Broadway preview at the Music Box Theatre on Wednesday 11 November, a day later than planned. Opening night stays on 1 December.
Production photographs are out for Donald, Stefano Massini's stage portrait of Donald Trump, which has Elliot Cowan in the title role at the Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath, until 5 December 2026.
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