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Ncuti Gatwa in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST is Coming to Cinemas in 2025 by BWW News Desk
- September 04, 2024 National Theatre Live has announced the cinematic release of the National Theatre's forthcoming revival of The Importance of Being Earnest, bringing the new interpretation of the classic play to audiences worldwide in 2025.
MAMMA MIA! Extends Booking and Reveals New Cast Members by BWW News Desk
- September 04, 2024 The new cast has been announced for MAMMA MIA! from Monday 7 October 2024 and the extension of its booking period to Saturday 27 September 2025 at London’s Novello Theatre, with tickets now on sale.
Nominations Open For The 2024 BroadwayWorld UK / West End Awards by BWW Awards
- September 04, 2024 Nominations are now open for the 2024 BroadwayWorld UK / West End Awards. The 2024 Regional Awards honour productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2023 until September 30, 2024.
Newly Expanded VOILA! THEATRE FESTIVAL To Relaunch This November by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 Voila! Theatre Festival returns to London from November 4-24, expanding to nine venues with 72 shows in 35 languages, featuring 350 artists. The festival highlights emerging and politically challenging theatre.
THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH To Make Its UK Debut At Southwark Playhouse by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH will have its UK debut at Southwark Playhouse. The play, based on Eddie Jaku's memoir, explores themes of resilience and hope. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets.
Review: THE MAGNETIC FIELDS: 69 LOVE SONGS, Barbican Hall by Franco Milazzo
- September 03, 2024 Wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the name of American metal band Goatwhore, Stephin Merritt and his Magnetic Fields bandmates arrived in London last weekend to celebrate the 25th anniversary of genre-blending 69 Love Songs.
West End Musical Halloween and West End Musical Christmas Will Return This Season by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 The West End’s number one concert series will return with another season of spectacular, feel good concerts. As fans of this sell out series will know, at a West End Musical concert, you not only get incredible performances from the West End’s biggest stars, the audience also ‘become the cast’, so singing and dancing along and even dressing for the occasion is encouraged.
TITANIQUE Finds its London Home and Sets Dates by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 Titanique will begin performances at the Criterion Theatre on Piccadilly Circus in London’s West End, on Monday 9 December 2024 (Press Night: Thursday 9 January 2025).
London Theatre Week Extends Due to Demand by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 Due to demand, London Theatre Week is extending as it continues to celebrate the West End's theatrical scene. From Monday September 2nd theatre fans can continue to shop exclusively priced tickets starting at just £15.
MAGIC MIKE LIVE in London Extends to August 2025 by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 Channing Tatum and his co-producers have announced a new booking period for Magic Mike Live at The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino in London. Patrons will be able to book performances through to Sunday 31 August 2025 from today, Monday 2 September 2024.
Natalie Kassanga and More Join MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL in London by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 Moulin Rouge! The Musical will welcome a new cast of bohemians and aristocrats as the hit show enters its fourth year at the Piccadilly Theatre in London. Learn more about the new cast here!
Northern Ballet's ROMEO & JULIET Resumes UK Tour by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 After delighting audiences in Leeds, Nottingham, Norwich, Sheffield and London in spring, Northern Ballets landmark revival of Romeo & Juliet embarks on the second leg of its UK tour this September.
Photos: Rehearsal Underway For the UK Tour of MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS by BWW News Desk
- September 03, 2024 All new rehearsal photos have been released for Murder on the Orient Express, starring Michael Maloney. Murder on the Orient Express plays at Theatre Royal Brighton from 22-26 April 2025.
Guest Blog: CEO of Ammonite Studios, Rob Casey, on The Sustainable Makeover of WAR HORSE by Guest Author
- September 03, 2024 Ammonite is a leading creative studio renowned for designing experiences across theatre, live events, and installations. Merging video and lighting expertise, Ammonite has been responsible for creating some of the most innovative and successful West End and Broadway shows in history.
Review: WING CHUN, Sadler's Wells by Franco Milazzo
- September 02, 2024 Presented as a side-by-side narrative by the Shenzen Opera and Dance company, Wing Chun tells the story of kung fu grandmaster and Bruce Lee mentor Yip Man as well as that of a film crew making a movie about his life.
Guest Blog: Director Katharine Farmer on Directing Different Perspectives of Trauma and Healing in 23.5 HOURS at the Park Theatre by Guest Author
- September 02, 2024 As a director, I've had the unique experience of working on two powerful plays by Carey Crim that explore the aftermath of sexual abuse from starkly different angles. As I prepare for the European premiere of 23.5 Hours at Park Theatre, I'd like to share some insights into the challenges and revelations that come with bringing these contrasting perspectives to life on stage, and why I was drawn to telling both stories.
Interview: 'It's Just Been So Fun': Brian Rosenthal and Joey Richter on SPIES ARE FOREVER by Kat Mokrynski
- September 02, 2024 Recently, we had the chance to speak with Brian Rosenthal and Joey Richter, two members of the Tin Can Bros. We discussed what it was like to create Spies Are Forever, how the show has changed since it first premiered in 2016 and even what it was like to recently perform another one of their shows, Solve It Squad, at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe!
Review: BBC PROMS: PROM 54: BEETHOVEN FOR THREE, Royal Albert Hall by Kat Mokrynski
- September 02, 2024 With soloists Leonidas Kavakos, Emmanuel Ax and Yo-Yo Ma on violin, piano and cello respectively coming together to form a mighty trio of classical musicians, audiences are in for a treat, regardless of what is being played. Indeed, I found myself thinking that the musicians could have just performed scales and I would have been left satisfied.
Review: G, Royal Court Theatre by Cindy Marcolina
- September 01, 2024 Magical realism is hard to come by in the theatre. Playwright Tife Kusoro dips into urban legends and creepypasta to deliver a fascinating coming-of-age piece. With stunning direction by Monique Touko, G is a brilliant supernatural cautionary tale - a description that’s, admittedly, not entirely accurate nor comprehensive of everything the play is. Kusoro infuses her work with surrealism and harsh socio-political critique, pure banter and sheer terror. It’s young and fresh and ingenuously subversive. It’s a comic thriller, but also an unsettling allegory and a story about the power of friendship and loyalty. Kusoro is definitely onto something.