
As part of a series celebrating some of the West End's longest-running shows, we speak to Harry Acklowe about playing Scorpius Malfoy in the wizarding world of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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As part of a series celebrating some of the West End's longest-running shows, we speak to Harry Acklowe about playing Scorpius Malfoy in the wizarding world of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
As part of a series celebrating some of the West End's longest-running shows, we speak to Talia Palamathanan about playing Jennifer Parker in the nostalgic musical Back to the Future.
As the smash-hit musical Tina prepares to leave the West End, we spoke to its newest — and final — amazing star, Fleur East.
As Sabrage returns to Lafayette, director Scott Maidment explains why Vaudeville and cabaret are having a renaissance in London.
He has starred in some of the West End’s biggest shows – and now Trevor Dion Nicholas tackles the role of Phil in Disney’s spectacular new musical Hercules.
The Great Gatsby actor George Crawford is embracing the Jazz Age at the London Coliseum. Performances continue until 7 September.
As part of a series celebrating some of the West End's longest-running shows, we speak to the actor who plays Leonard Vole in Agatha Christie's courtroom drama Witness for the Prosecution.
As part of a series celebrating some of the West End's longest-running shows, we speak to the actress who plays Tanya — one third of Donna and the Dynamos — in the ABBA-scored hit.
One Day star Ambika Mod talks about her improv roots, the craziness of the last few years, and tackling the one-person show Every Brilliant Thing in the West End.
Producer Chris Harper talks about his childhood inspiration, the emotional cost of storytelling, and bringing bold productions such as The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe and Othello to life.
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