The West End stars, who have more than 30 theatre credits between them, discuss appearing in producer Cameron Mackintosh's revival of Oliver! at the Gielgud Theatre.
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The West End stars, who have more than 30 theatre credits between them, discuss appearing in producer Cameron Mackintosh's revival of Oliver! at the Gielgud Theatre.
Producer Cameron Mackintosh has been at the top of his game for half a century, masterminding some of the world’s most successful musicals. Now he is bringing back the iconic show Oliver! with a fresh staging and an exciting young cast.
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Keala Settle inspired a legion of fans with her portrayal of Lettie Lutz in The Greatest Showman. Now she is starring in a musical about grief and growth.
Dee Ahluwalia talks to LondonTheatre.co.uk Magazine about what playing the role of Karim means to him and working alongside "buoyant director" director Emma Rice.
Virginia Gay’s adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac has travelled from Melbourne to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and, now, to London. She explains why her version is a happier affair than the original.
Director Max Webster is behind two of the biggest shows currently on the London stage: The Importance of Being Earnest, starring Ncuti Gatwa and Sharon D Clarke, and Macbeth, with Cush Jumbo and David Tennant.
Simon Bailey and Aaliya Mai are the leading duo behind Simon Hammerstein’s new take on The Greatest Showman — a circus-led feast for the eyes.
American actress and singer Vanessa Williams has made a career out of playing bold women, so she was a shoo-in for the role of demanding fashion magazine editor Miranda Priestly.
After wowing audiences in Kim’s Convenience at the Park Theatre, the American Korean actress is enjoying the play’s latest run at Riverside Studios.
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