The lives of two men who find themselves together on a subway platform are the sole characters in Cormac McCarthy’s 2006 play The Sunset Limited. After a world premiere in 2006 and a subsequent film... Read more
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Approaching its one-year anniversary in the West End, Waitress follows Jenna Hunterson, a small-town woman who enters a pie-making competition in the hopes of winning a cash prize to start a new life... Read more
The beat of Baltimore comes back to the West End in 2020, as Hairspray comes to the London Coliseum. Last seen in London over a decade ago, the musical tells of a teenager named Tracy who... Read more
Currently starring in the latest Broadway hit to open in London, Sam Tutty and Rebecca McKinnis have spoken about the emotional clout and relatability to the characters in Dear Evan Hansen.
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Shelagh Delany wrote A Taste of Honey, a searing take on life in industrial Manchester, when she was just 19 years old, and now the National Theatre’s touring production sets up shop in the West End... Read more
Every year, London is treated to a number of productions courtesy of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), which transfer to London and showcase a little of what has been going on in Stratford-upon-... Read more
Remarkably, given her long list of West End musical credits, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt is currently making a West End debut, of sorts. She is making her first West End appearance in a play, as she... Read more
David Bedella has revealed the theatre production he would most like to experience again would be the controversial Jerry Springer: The Opera, in which he played the character of The Devil.
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After dazzling audiences at Theatre Royal Drury Lane and nominated for three Olivier Awards including best musical revival, 42nd Street was jam-packed with glitz, glamour and oozing with... Read more
