The Unicorn Theatre has named the six performers who will lead Pocket Money, a new interactive show about money for seven to twelve-year-olds.
Five West End alumni return for one night on 17 September to mark 20 years of Avenue Q, which now closes at the Shaftesbury Theatre on 3 January.
James Graham’s Olivier-winning Punch heads the Belgrade Theatre’s spring 2027 season, which also brings a world premiere written by the theatre’s own artistic director. General booking opens on 10 September.
Polka Theatre has cast its two festive shows: a beatboxed Peter Pan from 14 November, and Little Bulb’s Antarctica for the under-sevens from 27 November.
Rehearsal images are out for Sylvia, which opens its UK tour in Leicester on 24 September and finishes with five performances at the Royal Albert Hall — a building that banned the Pankhursts in 1913.
Victoria Scone and River Medway lead the King’s Head Theatre panto this Christmas, in both the family show and its adults-only twin. Tickets start at £15.
The new musical built from Victoria Wood’s songbook comes to the Menier Chocolate Factory from 21 November, with Ria Jones and Sally Ann Triplett reprising their roles.
Samuel Blenkin returns as Hamlet in the London premiere of Hamlet Hail to the Thief, and the full company of fourteen actors and ten musicians is now confirmed.
Schools and university groups across the UK and Ireland can stage Mamma Mia! for the first time, 27 years after it opened in the West End.
