Young Vic’s The Jungle Announces Transfer To Playhouse Theatre
Following a sold-out run at The Young Vic, the acclaimed production of The Jungle transfers to the Playhouse Theatre.
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Following a sold-out run at The Young Vic, the acclaimed production of The Jungle transfers to the Playhouse Theatre.
New cast and more tickets released for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at London’s Palace Theatre.
Casting has been announced for the return of Opera North’s award-winning production of Kiss Me Kate.
A new exhibition celebrates the early years of the National Theatre at The Old Vic 1963 – 1976 in its bicentenary year.
Dean John-Wilson and Na-Young Jeon join the cast of Bartlett Sher’s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I at the London Palladium as a final three week extension is announced.
The fastest selling musical theatre tour of all time, new musical The Band by Tim Firth and featuring the music of Take That comes to the Theatre Royal Haymarket this November.
Andrew Lloyd Webber has announced the purrfect tribute to Dame Gillian Lynne with the re-naming of the New London Theatre. This will be the first time that a West End Theatre has been named after a woman. The announcement was made by Andrew Lloyd Webber at a special event at the New London Theatre last night. “I am delighted to be able to announce that the New London Theatre is to be renamed as the Gillian Lynne Theatre,” he said. “Gillian has been a pioneer of British musical theatre and dance. Gillie’s groundbreaking work on Cats inspired and launched countless careers in dance. It is only fitting that the theatre in which she created Cats is named in her honour.” The 92 year old legendary choreographer and director was responsible for the ground-breaking choreography for Cats and The Phantom Of The Opera two of the shows which led the British … Read more
The Grinning Man raises money for Theatre MAD in special performance for West End friends performers and colleagues. On March 6, The Grinning Man put on a unique performance raising money for the charity TheatreMad (the Make A Difference Trust) at Trafalgar Studios. Casts and crews from 16 other West End productions accepted the invitation to attend the one-off performance . The star-studded audience was captured in a giant group selfie taken from the stage. Productions represented at the performance included : 5 Guys Named Moe, The Birthday Party, Dreamgirls, Fat Friends, 42nd Street, Billy Elliot, The Book Of Mormon Girl From The North Country, Kinky Boots, Les Miserables, Phantom Of The Opera, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Hamilton, The Lion King, Mamma Mia, and Young Frankenstein. The Make a Difference Trust raises funds for HIV and AIDS projects that build awareness and provide care, support and education in the UK … Read more