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.
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…
Manuel Harlan has photographed Hamlet Hail to the Thief in performance at the Barbican Theatre, with Samuel Blenkin back as the Prince and the Radiohead score played live around him.
Oliver Sidney and Katherine Strohmaier reunite at Upstairs at the Gatehouse for Side by Side by Sondheim, joined by Emily Ooi and Adam Christian David in the four-hander revue that plays Highgate from 10 December 2026…
Birdcatcher, Let the Whale Die and The Gentleman of Wimbledon are coming to Park Theatre's studio space, Park90, between March and July 2027. One is a London premiere and two are world premieres.
The first rehearsal photographs of Louisa Lytton and James Alexandrou in Casserole are out, ahead of the play opening at Playhouse East in Haggerston on 24 November.
Wood for the Graves, James Corley's darkly comic new play drawn from Federico García Lorca's unfinished Comedia sin título, comes to the Calder Bookshop & Theatre for three performances on 4 and 5 December 2026.
Operation Mincemeat has stretched its 2027 UK and Ireland tour again, adding a third week at the Lowry in Salford, a second at The Alexandra in Birmingham and, according to WhatsOnStage, a return to Theatre Royal…
Charlotte Ritchie, Sam Troughton and Tom Mothersdale are among the company in the first production photographs from Cloud 9, Dominic Cooke's revival of Caryl Churchill's 1979 play, released a day before its press night…
Jason Manford and Ben Nickless are back at the Opera House Manchester this Christmas, heading the cast of Dick Whittington from 5 December 2026 - 3 January 2027.
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