Danny Kaan News

BWW Interview: Rob Houchen Chats ROB HOUCHEN: IN CONCERT at Cadogan Hall

by Eleni Cashell — March 22, 2021

Star of Les Misérables, Rob Houchen chats to us about his upcoming solo gig at Cadogan Hall, the first solo concert he's ever done.

BWW Interview: Danny Kaan Discusses Adapting To Online Theatre Work

by Fiona Scott — March 5, 2021

Danny Kaan is known for photographing West End stars and being one half of The Digi Creative, often supporting the socials behind your favourite shows and stars.

BKLYN THE MUSICAL, SCARAMOUCHE JONES, CRUISE and More Available to Stream in March and April

by Chloe Rabinowitz — February 25, 2021

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BWW Review: ALL ON HER OWN, Stream.Theatre

by Fiona Scott — February 15, 2021

Isolation and loneliness are certainly aspects of the human experience that more of us have felt of late.

BWW Interview: Paul Ettore Tabone Talks THIS IS ME, His Debut Solo Album

by Bella Bevan — February 15, 2021

Since the pandemic forced an early end to his four year stint as Ubaldo Piangi in the West End’s The Phantom of the Opera, Paul Ettore Tabone has been keeping busy working on his debut album.

SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD Comes to Stream.theatre From 21 February

by Stephi Wild — February 5, 2021

Lambert Jackson Productions today announces its online lockdown production of Jason Robert Brown's Songs For A New World which will stream on stream.

BWW Review: THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, Palace Theatre

by Bella Bevan — December 14, 2020

Sasha Regan's award-winning all-male take on Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance returned to the West End this weekend at The Palace Theatre.

BWW Review: UNLIMITED: THE SONGS OF STEPHEN SCHWARTZ, Thespie

by Fiona Scott — December 8, 2020

Unlimited: The Songs of Stephen Schwartz is the first in a series of Reunited concert performances developed by Aimie Atkinson, Creative Producer of Thespie, an online platform specialising in theatre and live performance.

BWW Interview: David Hunter Talks SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD at Vaudeville Theatre

by Eleni Cashell — December 8, 2020

David Hunter has certainly been busy during lockdown.

The Digi Creative Launch Theatrical Coffee Table Book DEAR AUDIENCE

by Fiona Scott — November 25, 2020

Danny Kaan & Sophie Ross from The Digi Creative have announced their creation of a theatrical coffee table book filled with over 140 pages showcasing the arts industry.

Danny Kaan and Sophie Ross Present DEAR AUDIENCE Coffee Table Book

by Chloe Rabinowitz — November 23, 2020

Dear Audience is a theatrical coffee table book filled with over 140 pages showcasing the Arts industry.

BWW Interview: Alex James Ellison Talks FIVER THE CONCERT at Southwark Playhouse

by Eleni Cashell — November 30, 2020

Alex James Ellison, co-writer of the award-nominated show Fiver, chats about its online revival and what's next for this smash-hit show.

BWW Feature: PHANTOM Actor Paul Tabone & More On Why This Industry Is Viable - And Vital

by Bella Bevan — October 30, 2020

Bella Bevan exposes the ongoing devastation occurring in the UK’s once booming theatre industry, and breaks down why these jobs are viable and why the country needs this kind of work.

BWW Review: THE REUNION, Oval Space

by Eleni Cashell — October 11, 2020

An evening of pop numbers by inspirational and iconic female singers, seven of the original West End Six queens perform on stage together for the first time.

BWW Review: TONIGHT AT THE LONDON COLISEUM: CASSIDY JANSON, London Coliseum

by Kerrie Nicholson — October 3, 2020

I had the privilege of seeing Cassidy Janson perform at London's iconic Coliseum in Man Of La Mancha last year, so to see her return to the stage now, without an audience in light of the pandemic, is tinged with sadness.

BWW Interview: Opera Holland Park's James Clutton Talks Programming During The Pandemic

by Marianka Swain — September 20, 2020

Opera Holland Park unfortunately couldn't proceed with its planned 2020 summer season, but this very special venue was among the first to leap into action with a series of open-air concerts instead - from all-star operatic galas to a dash of musical theatre with Sondheim's A Little Night Music (re