If you loved the film JAWS then you will love this fishy show coming to the West End
The Shark is Broken (which was postponed last year due to the pandemic) will now play at the Ambassadors Theatre from 9 October – 13 February. Cape Cod, 1974: shooting on ‘Jaws’ has stalled. The film’s lead actors – Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider and Richard Dreyfuss – are stuck on a boat, at the mercy […]
Theatre-circus spectacular, Cirque Berserk! to play at the Garrick Theatre
Britain’s biggest theatre-circus spectacular, Cirque Berserk!, brings its record-breaking show back to London’s West End, at the Garrick Theatre from 25 August – 11 September 2021. The hair-raising and hilarious Cirque Berserk! celebrates its return to the stage, following the cancellation of its performances since March last year due to lockdown restrictions. Combining contemporary cirque-style […]
Courtney Act to return to the West End production of DEATH DROP – a Dragatha Christie murder mystery
Killer comedy Death Drop is playing at the Garrick Theatre until Sunday 11 July. Tickets are on sale now. Returning by huge popular demand, RuPaul’s Drag Race superstar Courtney Act is to reprise her critically acclaimed role as 80s pop sensation Shazza four performances on 10 & 11 July. Courtney will join Latrice Royale who plays […]
Cast announced for the West End premiere of THE WINDSORS: ENDGAME
The World Premiere of George Jeffrie and Bert Tyler-Moore’s joyous stage adaptation of their huge Channel 4 hit The Windsors, The Windsors: Endgame is playing at the Prince of Wales Theatre until 9 October 2021. Much of the cast of the television series will reprise their roles in the stage production with Harry Enfield playing […]
Cast announced for Rodgers and Hammerstein’s CAROUSEL at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Carousel, will play 31 July – 25 September at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Joining the already announced Carly Bawden (Julie Jordan), Declan Bennett (Billy Bigelow), John Pfumojena (Enoch Snow), Joanna Riding (Nettie Fowler) and Natasha May Thomas (Louise Bigelow) are Brendan Charleson (Mr Bascombe), Jo Eaton-Kent (Mrs Mullin), Sam Mackay (Jigger […]
West End performers join Tonight at the Musicals charity concert
Tonight at the Musicals will take place at PizzaExpress Live (Holborn) in London on Monday 12th July at 8.00pm (doors open 6.30pm). Host Sarah-Louise Young will introduce a cast of West End singers who will perform songs from past and present musicals, accompanied by James Cleeve at the piano, to raise funds for Acting for […]
Cast announced for The Woman In Black UK Tour
The West End’s second longest running play, Susan Hill’s The Woman in Black will embark on a UK Tour this Summer. Stephen Mallatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill’s best-selling novel tells the story of a lawyer obsessed with a curse that he believes has been cast over his family by the spectre of a ‘Woman in […]
What do the new Government guidelines mean for West End theatre shows?
The majority of big West End shows cleverly gave themselves at least a four week grace period from 21 June in case of any delays and so assuming everything does fully relax on 19 July, a lot of shows will be able to open as planned. Come From Away (22 July), Tina (28 July), The […]
Lin-Manuel Miranda directs Andrew Garfield in the Netflix film of Jonathan Larson’s musical TICK, TICK… BOOM!
Coming to Netflix (and select cinemas) this Autumn, Lin-Manuel Miranda directs Andrew Garfield in TICK, TICK… BOOM!, a new film based on RENT creator Jonathan Larson‘s autobiographical musical about one man’s race against time to create something extraordinary. The film follows Jon (Andrew Garfield), a young theatre composer who’s waiting tables at a New York […]
AUSTENTATIOUS (an improvised Jane Austen novel) returns to the West End
Austentatious returns to the West End, playing at the Fortune Theatre on Mondays between 1 November – Sunday 19 Dec 2021. Returning to the West End, Austentatious are dedicated to bringing her lost novels to life using nothing but their skill, wit and a title suggested by the audience. It is a truth scarcely acknowledged […]