Over the course of an hour, the pair seamlessly transform into a dozen distinct characters, ranging from the frantic mayor and local shopkeepers to the town sheriff, all reacting to the mythic beast’s ...

Skylar Astin and Sarah Hyland will make their West End debuts as the Emcee and Sally Bowles when they join the cast of Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club from 21 September 2026. Joining the company are Ronan ...

Gospel by Candlelight is a moving celebration of music, joy and community from the legendary London Community Gospel Choir. Set in Hackney’s iconic Round Chapel – a cultural landmark in a ...

Last night, WhatsOnStage was invited to the official opening of Death Note: The Musical at the Barbican Theatre in London. Although pr ...

Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss will alternate the roles of Electra/Elisabeth and Clytemnestra/Alma throughout the run. They are joined by Ella Lily Hyland as Chrysothemis/Reader and ...

There is a searing, vital energy pulsing through Fishamble’s For Dolores at the Traverse Theatre. Written by Eva O’Connor and expertly directed by Jim Culleton, this brilliant two-hander tackles the ...

Satire set in the high-stakes world of modern screenwriting is increasingly common on our screens. From The Studio to Barry, even The Boys, audiences are well-versed in the absurdity of corporate ...

Hit company YESYESNONO returns to Summerhall – moving to the Main Hall after the exit of usual home, the pop-up venue Roundabout – with As Far As We Know, a captivating, cerebral inquiry into the ...

A still from the new SNL UK trailer, see below. Saturday Night Live UK will return to Sky and NOW next month. The hit series will begin its second season on Saturday 12 September, ...

There is a precise art to capturing the soul of an East London local, and The Jolly Fisherman pours it out with effortless, ...

The effects of fascism on artistic expression are placed under the microscope ...

The often-underrated genius of playwright Alan Ayckbourn is his consistent ability to make audiences laugh, but also to make them think. Continuing Matthew Warchus’s varied final season at the Old Vic ...