The Dear England actor talks about performing in the West End as Sable in Ryan Calais Cameron’s powerful play about six young, Black men in group therapy.
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The Dear England actor talks about performing in the West End as Sable in Ryan Calais Cameron’s powerful play about six young, Black men in group therapy.
EastEnders and Friday Night Dinner actor Tracy-Ann Oberman explains why now is the time for audiences to see this adaptation of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.
At the centre of Chris Bush's musical are three stories spanning 60 years. Rachael Wooding, Elizabeth Ayodele, and Laura Pitt-Pulford play the women at the heart of this show.
David Ricardo-Pearce and Ellis Rae, who play Harry Potter and Albus Potter in the stage show, share why their characters are so relatable to audiences.
Emma Hatton, who has previously starred in Wicked, We Will Rock You, and Cats, talks about her favourite London spots including Ronnie Scott's and The Savoy.
Dónal Finn and Grace Hodgett Young play the lovers Orpheus and Eurydice in this Greek myth-inspired musical, which is also currently running on Broadway.
Frozen’s Ice Queen Samantha Barks took a break from the musical last year while on maternity leave, but now she is back on her throne with more power than ever.
Louis McCartney, who stars as Henry Creel in Stranger Things: The First Shadow in the West End, talks about stepping into Jamie Campbell Bower's shoes.
Olivier Award winner Beverley Knight is back in the habit and ready to raise her voice in Sister Act, which opens at the Dominion Theatre on 15 March.
Performer Craige Els and director Luke Sheppard discuss bringing the iconic 1985 Live Aid concert to life onstage in Just For One Day at London's Old Vic.