Ben Hall and Katy Stephens in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, © Craig Fuller. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is, famously, ...
Complete casting has been confirmed for the new tour of Waitress. Featuring songs from composer-lyricist Sara Bareilles, and a book by Jessie Nelson, the musical follows Jenna Hunterson, a waitress ...
It begins hesitantly, with an awkward joke about joining a step class as a stepmother and stepdaughter. But as Anna Ziegler’s play unfolds, it becomes something else – a surprising and quietly ...
For the performance, original West End Lorraine Rosanna Hyland will appear alongside fellow former cast members Amber Davies and Sarah Goggin. The trio will join current cast member Maddie Grace ...
Photos have been released for Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass at the Young Vic. Jordan Fein directs the revival, returning to the venue after co-directing Oklahoma!. Fein has also opened Into the Woods ...
Helen Chong will join the company, making her West End principal debut as Satsuki. She joins Victoria Chen as Mei, Dai Tabuchi as Tatsuo, Jacqueline Tate as Granny and Ai Ninomiya as the Singer, all ...
A new tour of The Full Monty will play across the country in 2027. Produced by Cheltenham Everyman Theatre and Buxton Opera House in association with Mark Goucher and David Pugh, the tour will mark 30 ...
The Olivier Awards with Cunard have announced the recipients of this year’s Outstanding Contribution to Dance, Outstanding Contribution to Opera and Industry Recognition Awards, ahead of the ...
Casting has been announced for Reading Rep Theatre’s forthcoming production of Private Lives by Noël Coward, which runs from 16 April to 19 May. Amy Di Bartolomeo will make her Reading Rep debut as ...
The first act in which Mary Ann is farcically matched with Horace Garfield (Jonnie Broadbent), a very dull, unattractive man ...
Catherine Tate for Oh, Mary!, photography by Oliver Rosser for FEAST. Tony Award winner Cole Escola’s smash hit Broadway comedy Oh, Mary! has extended its run in the West End an ...
A Christmas Carol will enjoy its tenth festive season at the Old Vic. Matthew Warchus’ production, adapted by Jack Thorne, has played to almost half a million people in London over the last decade. It ...