Theatre Interviews with Top West End Stars
Check out our London Theatre Guide Interviews section and hear from some of the best performers and creatives in the London theatre industry! Enjoy exclusive interviews with cast and production staff for the shows currently playing in the West End, and get a fascinating glimpse behind the scenes of your favourite plays, and musicals.
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Following the announcement that Lucie Jones and Ashley Roberts will be joining the cast of Waitress as Jenna and Dawn respectively, we spoke to the pair about their upcoming West End performances.
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West End favourite Rachel Tucker is currently leaving audiences in tears as she stars in the Olivier Award-winning musical Come From Away in London’s West End.
Amongst other characters (each member... Read more
A twentieth century acting great, Coral Browne was known for her glamorous lifestyle, as well as appearing on screen in productions such as The Killing of Sister George and An Englishman Abroad.
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Following Theatr Clwyd’s Home, I’m Darling at the Duke of York’s Theatre, the theatre is once again represented in London theatre with Orpheus Descending at the Menier Chocolate Factory. A lesser-... Read more
UPDATE: Ute Lemper's performance of Ute Lemper: Rendezvous With Marlene will be available to stream from 19 November. Streaming information is available here.
Ute Lemper has a theatrical pedigree... Read more
Peter Forbes is not a household name; but in 2017 he burst unforgettably upon my consciousness when he played Buddy Plummer in the National Theatre's spectacular and shattering new production of... Read more
Opening at the Park Theatre earlier this month, French playwright Alexis Michalik's latest play, Intra Muros, sees a theatre director and social worker set up a series of workshops with inmates to... Read more
As the second-longest running play in London (behind The Mousetrap), The Woman in Black is part of the fabric of London theatre. Opening at the Fortune Theatre in 1989, countless theatregoers have... Read more
