Black Cat Cabaret – London’s Wonderground
Circus, burlesque and cabaret have been delighting audiences for years with their tricks, risks and risqué behaviour. In a world of special effects and multimedia, people still want to see the impossible become possible. Inspired by the Montmartre of the 1920s, the Black Cat cabaret aims to combine dancers, acrobats, singers and comics for their […]
MORE CASTING ANNOUNCED FOR MADE IN DAGENHAM
NEW MUSICAL PARKS UP AT THE ADELPHI THEATRE THIS OCTOBER · GEMMA ARTERTON LEADS CAST IN ROLE OF RITA · STEVE FURST, MARK HADFIELD & SOPHIE-LOUISE DANN JOIN MULTI-AWARD WINNING RUPERT GOOLD’S NEW PRODUCTION · BOOK BY RICHARD BEAN, MUSIC FROM DAVID ARNOLD & LYRICS BY RICHARD THOMAS Stage Entertainment, Glass Half Full Productions and […]
Nicholas Parsons & Simon Callow celebrate The Great British Musical!
Following the critically acclaimed sold-out concert, Ivor Novello – The Great British Musical, award-winning Musical Director Ross Leadbeater returns to the St. James Theatre with The Great British Musicals – in Concert. Celebrating the very best of British musicals, including works by Gilbert and Sullivan, Lionel Monckton, Vivien Ellis, Noel Coward, Ivor Novello, Lionel Bart, […]
Billy Elliot The Musical Live
IN CINEMAS FOR ONE DAY ONLY 28 SEPTEMBER 2014 On Sunday 28 September 2014, Billy Elliot the Musical is set to bring cinema goers to their feet when the global stage phenomenon is broadcast live from the West End to cinemas across the UK and around the world. Based on the Academy Award® nominated film, […]
Things We Do For Love
Love is a funny old thing. It makes you laugh, it makes you cry, it makes you angry and it gives you butterflies in your stomach all at the same time. Apparently it also makes you lock each other in cupboards and punch each other in the face. At least according to Alan Ayckbourn’s plays […]
Keith Jack
Keith Jack entered the Hippodrome Casino stage on Friday night singing a Scottish medley and wearing a kilt. He then announced that the evening would be of traditional Scottish songs which received some worried looks from people in the audience. Luckily, this was a joke and Keith went on to perform some classic musical theatre […]
An interview with Gaddafi
Can we believe all that we are told? Is telling the truth about a situation people should be aware of considered a hinderance? How far are we prepared to go to PROVE ones self? These are a few of the questions you ask yourself throughout and after this thought provoking piece of theatre. The story […]
Zanna, Don’t!
Entourage Productions present Zanna, Don’t! at the Landor Theatre in Clapham North. A camp-tastic musical fairytale about a world where being gay is normal and being straight is taboo. Zanna is the adorable fairy and the school matchmaker who waves his magic wand at couples-in-need at Heartsville High. The cool kids are those in the […]
The Confessions of Gordon Brown
Let’s be honest, it’s not the most tantalising of titles is it? Whether your political allegiance means you dress to the left or the right, an evening spent in the company of someone pretending to be the charisma-free zone that is the former Prime Minister is hardly something to get the juices flowing. A Scot […]
London Theatre Bloggers unite
Monday night saw the first ever OfficialTheatre.com bloggers networking event, bringing together over 30 West End Theatre bloggers in one room to eat cheese, talk theatre and learn a few things about Gin! Congregating in the basement of trendy wine bar Central and Co, we were treated to a Gin tasting masterclass with Martin Millers […]