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It's the 30th anniversary of Les Miserables - and current and former cast members have been sharing their photos and memories on Twitter - we take a look at some of the best!

We speak to current and former cast members of Les Miserables about their favourite memories of their time in the show!

We talk to Rob Houchen about being part of the West End production of Les Miserables - and the upcoming 30th anniversary gala night!

We talk to Carrie Hope Fletcher about playing Eponine, the Les Miserables 30th anniversary gala - and whether she wants to play Elphaba one day...

We talk to London's new Wizard about his long association with the show, what he thinks of his new leading ladies, and why he loves London so much...

It's been a busy few weeks for David Bedella, who's celebrating his birthday amidst rehearsals for In The Heights, returning to London very soon at the King's Cross Theatre.

We talk to London's new Sergeant Sarah about her starry castmates, the audition process for big West End musicals - and why she's so excited for this show to start!

We speak to the Tony-winning original Eponine about her new album - and run of solo cabaret shows at the Crazy Coqs in London...

New graduate Emily Barber has a pretty special West End debut - she's playing Gwendolen in The Importance of Being Earnest, sharing the stage with the legendary David Suchet.

Following the huge success of the REP seasons in 2013 and 2014, the National Youth Theatre returns to the Ambassadors Theatre with three new productions from September to December exploring themes of sex education, relationships, class and heritage.

Tanya Ronder's new play F*ck The Polar Bears is just about to open at the Bush Theatre. It's a tense time.

Tiffany Graves is currently starring as Lois Lane in Opera North's production of Kiss Me, Kate - and returns to the West End for one night only next month with her solo cabaret 'When You Got It, Flaunt It' - lyrics from another of her recent roles as Ulla in The Producers. We caught up with her...

It's not every day you're invited to the home of a bona fide legend - but BWW:UK editor-in-chief Carrie Dunn got the chance to do that when she visited songwriter Leslie Bricusse in London this week...

Harvey Fierstein's Casa Valentina has been critically acclaimed; in a cross-dressing colony a group of men leave their families, friends and city jobs behind to safely inhabit their female alter egos and release their inner woman. However, when given the choice to share their secret lives with the world, the group have to decide whether the freedom gained by the openness is worth the personal risk. Based on real-life events, this delightfully insightful and hilariously entertaining piece gives us a glimpse in to the life of these 'self-made women' as they search for acceptance and happiness in a high heel.

We talk to Stephen Wight about playing Lee McQueen, and working with two fantastic leading ladies in Carly Bawden and Dianna Agron...

Want to catch two of the UK's best leading ladies together? Kerry Ellis and Louise Dearman - friends for 20 years - are joining forces for a concert on Sunday 27th September at the Prince Edward Theatre - and they met up with BWW:UK at Shaftesbury Avenue's Theatre Cafe for a chat...

Nick Winston began his career as a performer, appearing in the West End productions of Chicago, Fosse, Kiss Me Kate and Disney's Beauty & The Beast. His extensive choreographic work has been seen across Europe, America and Asia. Credits include, Annie (National Tour), Flash Mob (Sadler's Wells), White Christmas (West Yorkshire Playhouse), Calamity Jane (National Tour), Sweeney Todd (The Royal Exchange), Sondheim at 80 (Royal Albert Hall), Loserville (West End), The Wizard of Oz (Royal Festival Hall), The Adventures of Pinocchio (Opera North), Il Turco in Italia (Garsington Opera) & Fortunio (Grange Park Opera). 

There's a little bit of heartwarming joy at the Adelphi Theatre now that Kinky Boots has moved in.

Who can match Miss Saigon's wins from last year? It's up to you! Nominations are now open.

Jonathan Butterell - a renowned director and choreographer with credits including the Donmar's Nine, Company and Into The Woods - has returned to the stage as an actor for the first time in many years.