Kristin Scott Thomas to star in The Cherry Orchard in London
Kristin Scott Thomas returns to the West End in a gripping new production of THE CHERRY ORCHARD, Anton Chekhov’s poignant and piercing tragicomedy about a family on the brink of irreversible change. Playing at Harold Pinter Theatre from 3 Oct 2026 – 9 Jan 2027. The Cast Stephen Mangan (The Split, Episodes, The Birthday Party) […]
Hadestown at Lyric Theatre in London’s West End
SIGN UP NOW FOR NEWS, COMPETITIONS & DISCOUNT TICKETS Join the West End Wilma mailing list! SIGN UP Loading… SIGN UP Loading… Welcome! You are now subscribed. Hadestown the Musical – now in its third year in London’s West End. Hadestown is now booking through to 27 June 2027, at the Lyric Theatre, London. Blending […]
Mehmet Ali Nuroğlu brings Dünyada to the 2026 Camden Fringe
Internationally acclaimed actor and director Mehmet Ali Nuroğlu brings his visceral, high-intensity solo performance Dünyada to Camden Fringe. Reimagining Will Eno’s celebrated monologue Title and Deed, the production arrives in London fresh from Istanbul’s underground scene, offering an evocative exploration of migration, identity drift, and an existential exploration of love and death in a digital […]
HIT MACHINE at Soho Theatre Review ★★★
HIT MACHINE – a play about family, art and the making of music makes its London debut but doesn’t feel quite finished. The world premiere of Jonathan Caren‘s Hit Machine arrives at Soho Theatre with How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor and Broadway’s Noah Galvin (Dear Evan Hansen) making their London stage debuts. […]
HEATHERS (Arts at Marble Arch Theatre) Review ★★★★
Hold on to your scrunchies – Heathers the musical is back in London for another killer spree The brand-new Arts at Marble Arch theatre is an extension of the beloved Arts Theatre (while it undergoes major refurbishment). Presented by TodayTix, it opens its doors with Heathers the Musical – a show that has built one […]
Jonny Forever brings a Pagan Requiem to the Edinburgh Fringe
JONNY FOREVER BRINGS “THANK YOU, FUCK YOU, AND I’M SORRY” – A PAGAN REQUIEM – TO EDINBURGH FRINGE A one-man performance combining live music, projected animation, home video footage and spoken word Thank You, Fuck You, and I’m Sorry – A Pagan Requiem is part gig, part theatre, part grief ceremony. THE SHOW When his […]
What if AI could turn memories into immersive VR experiences
Olivier Award-Nominated Beverley Klein to Star in MEMORIAM, Coming to London This October Tangram Theatre Company brings the London premiere of Memoriam, a new play by British-Israeli playwright Noga Flaishon, directed by Daniel Goldman. The show runs in The Large at Southwark Playhouse (Borough) from 19 October to 21 November 2026. THE STORY Set in […]
The Ballad of Johnny & June, Review, Richmond Theatre
The Ballad of Johnny & June – a love story that requires courage Few love stories in the history of popular music can match Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash for sheer drama. Over ninety million records sold. A famous on-stage marriage proposal. A relationship forged in chaos and sustained through addiction, faith, determination and […]
Ghosts – A new dark comedy drama by Peter Martyn
Greenwich Theatre Studio presents the world premiere of Ghosts This August, Greenwich Theatre Studio presents the world premiere of Ghosts, a gripping 75-minute dark comedy drama exploring the raw mechanics of male conflict resolution under conditions of total isolation. Set on a remote, unforgiving island, the play strips away the safety nets of modern society […]
Play about Palestinian diaspora hits Riverside Studios
PalesTEENian is a solo, semi-autobiographical show about Joe growing up Palestinian in South London. It’s a play about identity, coming of age and Palestine but where humour and heart is at the centre of it. Joe grows up confused, goes back to Palestine, sees it change, sees himself change, and embarks on a journey to […]