Natalie Imbruglia
West End News & Gossip

Could Natalie Imbruglia make her West End debut?

A new production of Things We Do For Love written by Alan Ayckbourn and directed by Laurence Boswell is due to open at the Theatre Royal Bath on Wednesday 16 April 2014, followed by a UK tour.

London Theatre Reviews

Fatal Attraction Review

If you're looking for a smart and sexy, chic evening of West End theatre Fatal Attraction may well be the show for you.

Top London Shows

Top London Shows - April 2014

Wow… this is what happens when we have one of our ‘madness’ sales, like we did for March, with loads of show tickets discounted!

London Theatre Reviews

I Can't Sing Review

It's been a while since I've been able to wholeheartedly recommend a new musical in London but I'm delighted to be able to report this one is a real treat.

London Theatre Reviews

Urinetown Review

Jamie Lloyd’s inventive production has its tongue planted firmly in its cheek at the St James’s Theatre. It is surprising how long it has taken for this Broadway musical to make it across the pond to the West End.

London Theatre Reviews

Blithe Spirit Review

Angela Lansbury steals the show in Blithe Spirit at the Gielgud Theatre. Hidden behind Noel Cowards improbably silly story of dead wives and séances is a more thoughtful study of passion, love and commitment in Michael…

West End News & Gossip

We Will Rock You to close after an astonishing 12 years

The smash-hit Queen and Ben Elton musical We Will Rock You has announced that it will close on 31 May 2014 after a victorious 12 year reign at the Dominion Theatre.

Emma Thompson
West End News & Gossip

Could Emma Thompson be coming to the West End? (in Sweeney Todd)

The Oscar-winning actress and screenwriter Emma Thompson is doing the rounds on the theatreland rumour mill, with the whisper that she may reprise her performance as Mrs Lovett alongside Bryn Terfel in Stephen…

Upcoming and New Shows

Coming up in the West End (March - April 2014)

At last the weathers turning Spring-like and thankfully the West End is coming alive again after one of the dullest, quietest February’s I can remember.