Back to the Future The Musical has been bringing audiences on a time-travelling adventure on the West End for four years, adapting the iconic 1985 film by Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale for the stage.
Few families have captured the English imagination quite like the Mitfords.
Last seen in London over 35 years ago, Drew McOnie's inaugural season as Artistic Director of Regent's Park Open Air Theatre ends with him directing and choreographing a new production of Lerner & Loewe’s Scottish fantasy musical Brigadoon.
After 35 years, Brigadoon is returning to London, this time at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
Iman Qureshi’s The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs, directed by Hannah Hauer‑King, begins like a buoyant sitcom, only to pivot—sometimes too sharply—into earnest, confessional drama.
Days are getting longer, nights are warmer, and we have a brand new musical romantic comedy premiering in East London.
A play within a play is not a new concept, but Say It Again, Sorry’s .
Recently, we had the opportunity to chat with James Cooper, who wrote the book and lyrics for Lovestuck.
Someone once told me writing a musical with an original story would be like climbing Everest.
You can now get a first look in rehearsals for The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs written by Iman Qureshi, and directed by Hannah Hauer-King at Kiln Theatre.
Like Tim Firth’s other works, This Is My Family makes the ordinary extraordinary while carrying a raw truthfulness.
Anthology Theatre has released production photos of the London premiere of Tim Firth’s Award-winning musical This Is My Family.
Brand new rehearsal photographs of the new cast of The Play That Goes Wrong who will be performing at London’s Duchess Theatre from Tuesday 3 June 2025 have been released!
Mischief’s new action-packed thriller The Comedy About Spies is gripping audiences with laughter at the Noël Coward Theatre.
Has there been a British comedy franchise as successful as Mischief’s since the days of the Carry On films? While The Play That Goes Wrong is still going strong in the West End and New York, their latest The Comedy About Spies rolls off the conveyor belt at the Noël Coward Theatre.
The first production images have been released from the World Premiere of Mischief’s The Comedy About Spies, which began previews last night at the Noël Coward Theatre.
Established in 1976, the Olivier Awards celebrate the world-class status of London theatre, and are Britain’s most prestigious stage honours.
You can now see new images of the original West End cast currently starring at London’s Criterion Theatre.
You can now get a first look inside rehearsals for Mischief’s brand new West End show, The Comedy About Spies.
Check out new photos of DocDoc at the Churchill Theatre Bromley from 5-15 February 2025 and the Palace Theatre Southend from 18-22 February 2025.
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