
We meet Yve Blake, the Australian creator of Fangirls, which celebrates the power of pop’s most ardent fans. The musical plays at the Lyric Hammersmith from 15 July.
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We meet Yve Blake, the Australian creator of Fangirls, which celebrates the power of pop’s most ardent fans. The musical plays at the Lyric Hammersmith from 15 July.

The Aberdeen actress heads to the West End in Heathers, which follows high school “nobody” Veronica Sawyer as she breaks into the popular Heathers clique.

Myles Frost has brought his award-winning performance as MJ to the West End. We meet the man behind the icon, and discover an artist in his own right.

Best known for originating the role of Aaron Burr in the West End production of Hamilton, Terera is going back to his roots in Passing Strange at the Young Vic.

Broadway star Stephanie J Block and Line of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar are ready for their next challenge: starring in Bartlett Sher’s new production of Kiss Me, Kate.

Bronté Barbé and Rebekah Hinds star in this new musical about amateur sleuths Kathy and Stella, who become real-life detectives when they stumble across a murder.

The puppet designer and director shares how he, along with a global team, made the beloved Studio Ghibli characters a reality, in the Olivier-winning play.

How were two musical theatre performers inspired to trade the West End stage for their own business? Ed Currie and Andy Coxon of AKT London caught up with London Theatre.

Double Olivier Award winner Denise Gough reflects on her return to Duncan Macmillan’s play about addiction and recovery, which ignited her stage career in 2015.

The acclaimed director of shows including Barber Shop Chronicles, A Taste of Honey and Till the Stars Come Down talks to London Theatre about breaking into writing.
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