Everything happening across London's Theatreland, gathered in one place. Opening nights, closures and transfers, casting news, industry talking points and the stories shaping the West End — updated as the news breaks.
Hull Truck Theatre’s 2027 season is on sale now. Martha Godber’s nightclub drama Spiders opens it, already extended, followed by new plays from Hannah Scorer and Lydia Marchant, a community musical and a new Romeo &…
Nigel Barrett steps in as Henry IV opposite Michael Sheen in Owain & Henry at Wales Millennium Centre, after Linus Roache withdrew from the production through illness.
The Lyric Hammersmith has named the six actors who will take Raymond Briggs' Father Christmas into its fifteenth year in the Lyric Studio, with a separate company of three heading to the Belgrade Theatre for December.
Bristol Old Vic has opened the rehearsal room on Cinderella: A Fairytale, the Olivier-nominated version of the story that comes back to the city this Christmas for the first time in 15 years, with Joëlle Brabban as Ella…
Joy: A New Musical, the true story of the Long Island single mother who invented the Miracle Mop, gets its first UK production at Southwark Playhouse Elephant from 20 February to 10 April 2027.
Damian Lewis leads Rupert Goold's first season as Artistic Director of the Old Vic, starring in Henry V from 26 January 2027.
Mare Winningham and Madeline Brewer lead the newly completed New York company of Wild Rose, the Glasgow country-music musical that began at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre and crosses the Atlantic with John Tiffany and…
The Orange Tree Theatre has released the first production photographs of Cranford, the new stage version of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel in which Tamsin Greig plays Matty Jenkyns, ahead of its press night on 13 November.
Arti Shah and James Hameed, who share an Olivier Award for bringing the bear to life at the Savoy Theatre, are taking Paddington The Musical to Broadway next spring, in a company that also includes Jessie Mueller and…
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