A new UK and Ireland tour of Sister Act The Musical will take to the road in 2027 with Zoe Birkett , Craig Revel Horwood and Paul Chuckle leading the production, which opens at the New Wimbledon ...

On the evening of Sunday 18th October, the gorgeous Actors Church in Covent Garden hosted a unique event, at which renowned ...

Following the theatre’s 50th anniversary this year, Artistic Director and Co-CEO Selina Cartmell has announced a season of ...

Spooky season has arrived, and the Beetlejuice Musical isn’t the only thing haunting audiences in the West End this year! Did ...

This show made me care about cycling. Until this point, never been my thing. Suddenly, I want to watch the Tour de France. Connor Delves’ production about Australian cyclist Cadel Evans combines the ...

First staged in 1996, Ayub Khan Di n's East is East has become a modern British theatre classic. This 30th anniversary production, co-produced by the Octagon Theatre Bolton, Citizens Theatre Glasgow, ...

What begins with the mysterious death of a neighbour’s dog becomes an extraordinary journey into the mind of Chris Boone in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, which is at Nottingham’s ...

Tucked away behind the lower end of Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho’s Underbelly Boulevard has hosted some fantastic comedy, theatre and cabaret shows since opening its doors in 2023. Sadly its tenure is ...

Bylli Gomez is endearing and relatable in this highly comedic (and ridiculous) play about working in a cheese shop. Originally written for TV, Gomez adapted the script for stage this year to see how ...

It’s been much longer than 525,600 minutes since Jonathan Larson’s RENT was last seen in London’s West End. Hence, the new revival starring Gaten Matarazzo was met with excited anticipation… and it ...

Tim Crouch is the brilliant catalyst of An Oak Tree and acts as an anchor for the piece. You can see that the guest is completely under his instruction, and he is seasoned in bringing this show to ...

Stephen Sondheim (music and lyrics) and James Lapine’s (book) brilliantly dark take on Grimm’s (to be honest, equally dark) fairy tales enjoyed a critically acclaimed run at The Bridge Theatre earlier ...