Review: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
The production embraces Jewish representation and celebrates their religious rituals with refreshing openness.
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Review: A CHORUS LINE, Sadler's Wells
The show is in itself show-stopping.
How You Know These HOUSE OF THE DRAGON Actors from the Stage
Whether you are Team Black or Team Green, there is probably a stage veteran on your side.
Review: MADAMA BUTTERFLY, Royal Opera House
There’s a singular simplicity in Madama Butterfly that draws in audiences year after year, decade by decade like moths to a flame: a man loves and leaves a woman; she gives up everything for him.
Review: VISIT FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN, Hampstead Theatre
The lights flash on, a writer stumbles into his scantly decorated flat.
Photos: First Look at The RSC's THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
The RSC have released production photos for The School for Scandal.
Interview: 'From The Outside, It Looks Impossible': Director Tinuke Craig on Rep Theatre, Genre-Jumping and THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL at the RSC
Few directors are as comfortable helming a sparkly winter panto as they are a psychologically gruelling Sarah Kane play.
Photos: First Look at the UK Tour of A CHORUS LINE
All new production photos have been released for the UK tour of Curve’s hit revival of A CHORUS LINE, currently playing at Curve until 13 July, with a summer season at Sadler’s Wells, before embarking on a UK tour.
Review: ALMA MATER, Almeida Theatre
Alma Mater is the byproduct of fourth-wave feminism, with faint echoes of David Mamet’s Oleanna flipped on its head and delivered with a sleight of hand.
Review: TOSCA, Royal Opera House
Fronted by some fresh faces, Jonathan Kent’s cinematic take on the Puccini masterwork Tosca returns for its seventeenth run at Covent Garden.
Guest Blog: 'I Have A Deep Need to Understand These Characters': Movement Director Ingrid Mackinnon on RSC's SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
When I first worked at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) back in 2017, I was seduced into thinking I had to change my approach to movement because I was working in the “sacred space” of Shakespeare.
CABARET AT THE KIT KAT CLUB Reveals Schedule for 'Emcee' & 'Sally Bowles' Alternates
Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club at the August Wilson Theatre has revealed performance schedule for the alternates playing the roles of the ‘Emcee’ and ‘Sally Bowles’ through the end of August.
Review: NEXT TO NORMAL, Wyndham's Theatre
Following a sold-out run at the Donmar Warehouse, Next to Normal arrives at Wyndham's Theatre.
Review: GREASE, Kings Theatre Glasgow
Adopting Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey's original stage version, the production deviates from the famous movie starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
Interview: 'It's a Story About Family and Hope': Actor Jack Wolfe on Fandom and Emotional Intensity in NEXT TO NORMAL
Recently, we had the chance to speak with Wolfe about bringing Next to Normal to the West End.
Photos: Inside Rehearsal For the UK Tour of A CHORUS LINE at Curve
Rehearsal photos have been released for A CHORUS LINE opening at Curve from 28 June – 13 July, followed by a summer run at Sadler’s Wells and a UK Tour.
HADESTOWN to Open in Sydney, Australia in 2025
Hadestown will make its Australian premiere at Theatre Royal Sydney in February 2025.
Photos: First Look at Rhea Norwood, Layton Williams, and More in CABARET in London
All new production photos have been released for CABARET at the Kit Kat Club starring Rhea Norwood, Layton Williams, Sally Ann Triplett and Fenton Gray.
Review: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING OSCAR at Reading Rep
Micheál Mac Liammóir’s critically acclaimed one-man show delves into the Wild(e) world of the renowned literary genius.
Photos: First Look at Alastair Whatley in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING OSCAR at Reading Rep Theatre
Reading Rep Theatre and Original Theatre have released photos from their upcoming new production of Micheál Mac Liammóir’s renowned play, The Importance of Being Oscar, which will run at Reading Rep Theatre from 24 May - 8 June and star Original Theatre’s Artistic Director Alastair W
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