I Sing! – Drayton Arms Theatre
I Sing! is the 1999 musical comedy set in New York. It made it’s off-Broadway debut in 2001 and is now having its UK premiere at the Drayton Arms Theatre in London, for just five nights. The show tells the story of five youngsters, whose lives become intertwined. The happy couple, Nicky and Heidi, their recently […]
Miss Saigon announce final booking extension before the show closes in February 2016
Cameron Mackintosh announced today that Boublil and Schönberg’s legendary musical “MISS SAIGON” will make its final London flight at the Prince Edward Theatre on Saturday 27 February 2016. Cameron Mackintosh said today ‘”I’m delighted to announce a final extension of my hugely successful new production of Miss Saigon at the Prince Edward Theatre. This record-breaking […]
The King of Tiny Things – Udderbelly Festival
Little kings, queens and tiny things will have a great time watching The King of Tiny Things, a theatrical adaptation of the book from author Jeanne Willis by Metta Theatre and director Poppy Burton-Morgan. Older children and adults, meanwhile, may not be so easily impressed. Catering for both audiences is always a challenge and this […]
War Horse – New London Theatre
The New London Theatre is one of the West End’s newer theatres, having opened in 1973. From 1981-2002 it was home to one of Andrew Lloyd Webbers biggest successes, Cats the Musical. For the past six years the National Theatre production of War Horse has been galloping across the stage every night and I went […]
Les Miserables and The Phantom of the Opera cast joined by footballer Dennis Wise
Former Chelsea and England footballer Dennis Wise joined cast members from Les Misérables and The Phantom of the Opera on stage at The Queen’s Theatre to give some footballing tips prior to their final showdown match on 2nd August at Bromley Football Club. The match sees the two giants of the West End, Les Miserables and The Phantom of the Opera, leaving the West End stage behind and heading down to Bromley Arena, not for […]
National Youth Theatre Presents Site-Specific Play Exploring Radicalism With Cast of 112
In February of this year three regular school girls left Bethnal Green Academy to travel to Syria and join ISIS. As part of the National Youth Theatre’s 2015 season director Nadia Latif (Carrot, Even Stillness Breathes Softly Against A Brick Wall) and playwright Omar El-Khairy (The Keepers of Infinite Space, Sour Lips) have responded, creating a brand new site […]
Lady Anna: All At Sea comes to the Park Theatre from 19 August
Casting has been announced for the world premiere of LADY ANNA: ALL AT SEA, a new play by Craig Baxter, inspired by the work of Anthony Trollope, directed by Colin Blumenau and designed by Libby Watson, at Park Theatre from Wednesday 19 August – Saturday 19 September, with a press night on Thursday 20 August. […]
Evelyn Hoskins has Tea With Wilma
For those who may not be familiar with your work, can you give me a little run down of some of your career highlights so far? I started working in 2009 when I was lucky enough to be one of the original London cast members in Spring Awakening. That will always I be a highlight, […]
Slava’s Snow Show returns for fifth consecutive Christmas season
The multi-international award-winning SLAVA’S SNOWSHOW returns to London’s Southbank Centre for a fifth consecutive Christmas season, playing the Royal Festival Hall from 16 December 2015 to 3 January 2016. A combination of theatrical clowning and breath-taking visual effects, it is a show unlike anything you have ever seen before – a world of wonder, in […]
Kinks Musical Sunny Afternoon extends booking by Six Months!
The multi-Olivier Award-winning hit British musical SUNNY AFTERNOON, which tells the story of the rise to fame of The Kinks, has extended its booking period by six months, now on sale until 16 April 2016. Click here to book tickets With a book by Joe Penhall, music and lyrics and original story by Ray Davies, and […]