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.
A Saturday detention from 1985 is getting the dance treatment. Phoenix Dance Theatre brings Sincerely, The Breakfast Club to Sadler's Wells East next spring, one of more than 20 productions just added to Sadler's Wells'…
Matthew Bourne's Play Without Words is coming back for its 25th anniversary, with a four-week London season at Sadler's Wells from 27 July to 21 August 2027 and two performances at Curve, Leicester just before it.
Counting and Cracking, S. Shakthidharan's four-generation Sri Lankan-Australian epic, plays London for the first time next summer, at Soho Theatre Walthamstow from 15 June to 10 July 2027 as part of LIFT.
Vincent, the one-man play Leonard Nimoy wrote and first performed in 1978, opens at Camden People's Theatre on 14 January 2027 for six performances, with Richard Canal Tinius playing both van Gogh brothers.
Phantom of the Opera is now booking at His Majesty's Theatre through to October 2027, with Kimberly Blake, Kate Graham and Luke Kempner joining the company on 23 November and Ashley Gilmour back as Raoul.
John-Paul Birss plays the Emperor and Rosie Royle the Spirit of the Ring in Aladdin at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton, which runs from 5 December 2026 to 3 January 2027.
Matt Willis is going back to the Kit Kat Club: he takes up the Emcee once more in Cabaret for six weeks from 14 December 2026, playing opposite Sarah Hyland as Sally Bowles.
The first production photos from Speculations have arrived on the day of its press night, with Janie Dee as the columnist Dorothy Kilgallen in Torben Betts's new thriller, directed by Trevor Nunn at the Marylebone…
Playwright Paul Sellar is to bring his first full-scale stage work in more than ten years to Theatre Royal Brighton, where Love and Other Terrors, a collection of six new ghost stories, will be given a single…
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