One of London’s smartest districts, it’s thought that Piccadilly acquired its name from a landowner who made his fortune manufacturing piccadills, a kind of intricately worked lace collar fashionable in the 16th and 17th centuries. Piccadilly divides the equally elegant St James and Mayfair.

In the 19th century and early 20th century, many mansions were built for wealthy families in the area. The Royal Academy, numerous learned societies, luxury grocer Fortnum & Mason, and the Ritz Hotel all...

A neighbourhood guide to Piccadilly

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From the Royal Academy to Green Park, enjoy the delights of this central London spot – including some of the West End's leading theatres.

The Donmar Warehouse has announced the full cast joining Adrien Brody in *The Fear of 13*, a world-premiere play by Lindsey Ferrentino. Performances run from 4 October to 30 November, and opening night is 10 October.

Alongside Academy Award winner Brody, making his London theatre debut as Nick Yarris, are Nana Mensah as Jackie Schaffer, Michael Fox, Aidan Kelly, Posi Morakinyo, Cyril Nri, Ferdy Roberts, and Tommy Sim’aan.

*The Fear of 13* is based on the true story of Nick Yarris, for whom a...

Nana Mensah to join Adrien Brody in 'The Fear of 13'

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The Academy Award-winning actor will star in Lindsey Ferrentino's drama this fall, inspired by the true story of a man who spent 22 years on death row.

Welcome to Hogwarts! [*Harry Potter and the Cursed Child*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/21176-harry-potter-and-the-cursed-child-parts-one-two-tickets) has announced new cast members joining the production at the West End's [Palace Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/venues/palace-theatre) from 15 October. Additionally, *Harry Potter and the Cursed Child* tickets are now available through 29 June 2025.

New *Harry Potter and the Cursed Child* cast members include Claire Lams as Ginny...

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The spellbinding, two-part stage sequel to J. K. Rowling's celebrated book and film series has played London's Palace Theatre since 2018.

Cate Blanchett and Tom Burke will star in Duncan Macmillan and Thomas Ostermeier’s new version of Chekhov’s *The Seagull*. Performances start at the [Barbican](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/venues/barbican) in London in February 2025.

Oscar and BAFTA winner Blanchett (*Thor: Ragnorok, Carol, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Notes on a Scandal, The Lord of The Rings Trilogy, The Talented Mr Ripley*) will play Arkadina, while Burke (*Rosmersholm, Macbeth, The Crown*) has been cast as...

Cate Blanchett and Tom Burke to star in new version of 'The Seagull'

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Cate Blanchett and Tom Burke will reunite on *The Seagull*, having recently completed filming on Steven Soderbergh’s *Black Bag*.


Tea, a drink with jam and bread… There’s definitely something theatrical about afternoon tea, with all the ritual and setting the scene with sandwiches, getting stuck in with scones, and spectacular cakes for the grand finale. It’s also so visually appealing with the tiered stands, pretty china, dainty proportions, and intricate details. Very mindful, very demure.

Afternoon tea is a lovely way to celebrate a special occasion or to catch up with family or friends in style. It can be a real...

A guide to afternoon tea in the West End

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Enjoy an afternoon of elegance in some of the West End's finest establishments.

The full cast has been announced for Seán O’Casey's [*Juno and the Paycock*,](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/15487-juno-and-the-paycock) starring *Succession*'s J. Smith-Cameron as Juno Boyle and eminent Shakespearean actor Mark Rylance as ‘Captain’ Jack Boyle. The strictly limited run opens at the Gielgud Theatre on 3 October, and runs until 23 November.

Joining the cast are Paul Hilton (‘Joxer’ Daly), Aisling Kearns (Mary Boyle), Eimhin Fitzgerald Doherty (Johnny Boyle), Ingrid Craigie...

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The lead roles will be played by *Succession*'s J. Smith-Cameron and eminent Shakespearean actor Mark Rylance, who has starred in *Bridge of Spies* and *Wolf Hall*.

The West End welcomes everyone to the incredible plays, musicals, and family shows on offer in London’s famous theatreland. That includes audience members who have access requirements.

Most West End venues have dedicated access teams to make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible, and there is plenty of information available ahead of time – as you can see in our guide below!

That includes which venues have wheelchair access and what kind, and how you can find out about dedicated...

Guide to accessibility at West End theatres

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Learn more about the accessible performances, seating options, facilities, and audio devices available before arranging your trip to see a London show.

The British pub is a national institution and it’s always a colourful setting on stage, whether it’s Nancy belting out “Oom-Pah-Pah” in *Oliver!*, Falstaff and Prince Hal tearing up the town in Shakespeare’s *Henry IV*, or the gang in *[The Choir of Man](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/23760-the-choir-of-man-tickets)* going from larking about to exchanging heartfelt confidences. 

In real life, many people have their favourite “local” near to where they live, but there are also plenty of...

A guide to the best pubs of the West End

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Enjoy a drink in one of the West End's historic pubs before or after a theatre visit. Cheers!

If you’re planning a trip to the incredible *Harry Potter and the Cursed Child* in the West End, why not make your day that bit more magical by planning some other activities? London has plenty of wizard *Harry Potter*-themed fun on offer.

A trip to the Warner Brothers Studios where they filmed all of the *Harry Potter* movies is a must for any budding Gryffindor (or other house of the sorting hat’s choice!), as is potion-making at The Cauldron and a visit to the official shop at King’s Cross...

Make a day out of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' in London

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London is teeming with spell-binding *Harry Potter* sights and adventures to get you in a wizarding mood before seeing the West End show.

The full West End cast has been set for *Waiting for Godot*, which opens at [Theatre Royal Haymarket](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/venues/theatre-royal-haymarket) on 19 September.

Joining Lucian Msamati (*Game of Thrones, Amadeus*) and Ben Whishaw (*James Bond*, *Paddington*), who will play the lead roles of Estragon and Vladimir, are Luca Fone, Alexander Joseph, and Ellis Pang sharing the role of The Boy and Dean Graham (Understudy Vladimir and Lucky) and David Lee-Jones (Understudy...

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*Paddington* and *James Bond* star Ben Whishaw and *Game of Thrones* actor Lucian Msamati are cast in Beckett's avant-garde play about the meaning of life.

Oh yes he is! See [Ian McKellen](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/stars-on-stage/ian-mckellen) as a pantomime dame in [*Mother Goose*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/26888-mother-goose-duke-of-yorks-theatre) at the [Duke of York’s Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/duke-of-yorks-theatre) to 29 January. Book *Mother Goose* tickets on London Theatre.

The *Mother Goose* pantomime follows the title character and her husband Vic as they run an animal sanctuary. When they discover a goose can lay golden eggs, they enjoy a life of fame and fortune. John Bishop and Anna-Jane Casey star. 

*Mother Goose* is at the Duke of York’s Theatre.

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Oh no he isn’t? Oh yes he is! Ian McKellen returns to pantomime for the first time in 17 years – alongside the hilarious John Bishop - in *Mother Goose* at the Duke of York’s Theatre. 

*Mother Goose* in London offers audiences the once-in-a-lifetime chance to see Ian McKellen play a pantomime dame. The six-time Olivier Award-winning actor is best known for roles in *King Lear, No Man’s Land*, and *Uncle Vanya*. McKellen even toured the country in 2019, visiting 80 theatres as part of his octogenarian celebrations. Now, you can see McKellen rouge his cheeks and lips to play the title role in Mother Goose and spread joy. There’s plenty of comic relief too, thanks to comedian John Bishop as Mother Goose’s husband, Vic.

Like many beloved pantomime characters, the Mother Goose character is rooted in history. *Mother Goose* was popularised in a collection of Charles Perrault’s 18th century French fairytales, translated to *Tales of My Mother Goose*. Some even argue that *Mother Goose* stems from 10th century ancient legends, or even as early as the Bible.

Nowadays, most people are familiar with the early 20th-century adaptation of the *Mother Goose* story. In 1902, J. Hickory Wood created a pantomime for popular English music hall comedian Dan Leno. In the Victorian version, Mother Goose is tempted with a wealthy life by the devil. Elements of the 1902 pantomime remain in the *Mother Goose* play, but *Coronation Street* writer Jonathan Harvey now adapts *Mother Goose* with a 2022 twist, so expect side-splitting jokes and tap dancing animals.

## What is the story of the *Mother Goose* pantomime?

Set in an abandoned department store, Mother Goose and her husband Vic run an animal sanctuary. They’re used to looking after stray animals, but suddenly a goose that lays golden eggs flies into their lap. What do you do with a goose that lays golden eggs? As Mother Goose and Vic enjoy a newfound life of fame and fortune, the pair must do all it takes to remain calm and collected.

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Meet Mother Goose and Vic Goose. They live a comfortable life. But when a magical goose comes to greet them, will fame and fortune change their life? Ian McKellen, John Bishop, and Anna-Jane Casey lead the all-star pantomime in the West End. Get *Mother Goose* tickets at the Duke of York's Theatre today.

Don’t miss the chance to see Ian McKellen and John Bishop in pantomime. The Olivier Award-winning actor is best known for dramatic Shakespeare plays — he even toured the country in 2019 with *Ian McKellen on Stage* where he revealed secrets about his West End career. There’s bound to be Shakespeare jokes with Ian McKellen playing Mother Goose, the pantomime dame.

*Mother Goose* isn’t just for Christmas, it’s for life! *Mother Goose* is the first pantomime of its kind to tour across the United Kingdom, with performances through April 2023 and beyond. But if you’re looking for a hit of winter theatre to warm you up, you’ll want to see *Mother Goose* in London.

## What to Watch For:

- Ian McKellen returns to pantomime for the first time in 17 years. He played Widow Twankey in *Aladdin* at the Old Vic.
- John Bishop will play Vic, Mother Goose’s husband. The Liverpool-based comedian played Doctor Who’s companion, Dan Lewis — starring alongside Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor.
- J. Hickory Wood adapted the *Mother Goose* fairy tale into a pantomime in the early 1900s. The popular comedian Dan Leno played the title character, continuing the tradition of the “dame” character where a man plays a woman.
- Most pantomimes include topical jokes based on current events, as well as the celebrities who are taking part in the show. This year, *Coronation Street* writer Jonathan Harvey will write the Mother Goose jokes. 

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Not every theatre actor would continue working into his 80s but here’s [Ian McKellen](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/stars-on-stage/ian-mckellen), who turns 84 in May, returning yet again to the stage at a time in life when many of his colleagues might prefer simply to rest. Not for the screen’s Gandalf and Magneto a further foray into the Shakespeare repertoire (Hamlet, Lear, his Bard-heavy solo show) that has kept him busy of late.

This time round, “Serena” – as the show campily and affectionately renames its internationally renowned star – is donning a variety of body-hugging outfits, outré wigs and the like to play Caroline Goose, aka the bosomy Mother Goose that gives Jonathan Harvey’s buoyant West End panto its title. The show, joyously directed by Cal McCrystal, of *One Man, Two Guvnors* renown, is not to be confused with the concurrent entertainment of the same name at the Hackney Empire and starring Clive Rowe.

The references come thick and fast, from Harry and Meghan to past and present Tory grandees, musical theatre excerpts ranging from *A Chorus Line*'s “One” to “Don’t Rain On My Parade”, McKellen’s megawatt grin all the while powering an altogether giddy evening: the actor looks as if he’s having the time of his life and the expert ensemble around him gleefully, on occasion recklessly follow his lead: Oscar Conlon-Morrey’s sweet Jack – here given his own Jill – shares in some untamed tongue action that has to be seen to be believed.

Presiding over an animal sanctuary that was once a Debenhams department store, this Mother Goose isn’t the fairy tale figure of panto lore but a fame-seeking comic ringleader. Wife to John Bishop’s entirely adorable Vic Goose (“I love this man,” McKellen says in passing of his stage spouse), the eponymous waterfowl indulges innuendo about “greasing the bottom” and “raw materials” and meta-reflections on becoming a “mega-global superstar”. 

There’s a nod toward political rebellion in a plot strand involving non-payment to the utilities that are making this winter a challenge for so many. We’re urged to jeer “the energy company” every time that phrase is spoken, and the show’s Boris Johnson out-snouts, to coin a verb, Peppa the Pig. 

The script reminds us of McKellen’s own origins, age 8, discovering panto at the Grand Theatre in his native Lancashire town of Bolton. But it also whooshes into the here and now to accommodate COVID-era super-spreader events – and droll aspersions in the direction of the Palladium offering across town just now with Julian Clary. That *Jack and the Beanstalk* is Goose’s main rival in this year’s celebrity-panto sweepstakes.

I’ve seen McKellen tread similar terrain before, as the Widow Twankey in the Old Vic’s Aladdin nearly 20 years ago. But his game participation on that occasion didn’t prepare me for the breadth of double entendres this time out (a deadpan mention, for instance, of “tossing in my sleep”) or his ability to still the house with Portia’s “quality of mercy” speech from *The Merchant of Venice*; we soon find that Bishop, a long-established staple of the comedy circuit, can navigate his way just fine through Shakespearean verse, as well. 

Liz Ascroft’s sets and costumes suggest a touring production – the show travels the UK and Ireland into April - that has spent proper money on its visuals. A sumptuous vertical bed allows for beneath-the-duvet hijinks whilst headgear finds Camilla Parker Bowles (Genevieve Nicole, fabulous) struggling to navigate an outsized hat through a too-low doorway. Mama Goose’s post-interval sartorial parade extends to a mop-like tray table atop McKellen’s head that is itself a thing of wonder.

The prevailing good nature grants a change of heart to the resident baddie, Malignia (*X Factor* alumna Karen Mavundukure, in sprightly form). Elsewhere, a clarion-voiced Cilla Quack (yes, you read that right) gets a *Les Mis*-style imprisonment followed soon by the ability of the protean Anna-Jane Casey, playing Cilla, to give us her best Barbra Streisand. Casey, seen this time last year in the ongoing West End revival of *Cabaret*, is once again indispensable. 

The show may feel freeform, even anarchic, but courses with an abiding respect for theatrical tradition:  Peter Pan, we’re informed, premiered at this same theatre in 1904, and Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi are foregrounded every bit as readily as the music of ABBA, Sunset Boulevard, and the World Cup. 

By the time the climactic singalong arrives to the familiar tune of “Sweet Caroline,” the audience is nodding as one to the lyric, “good times never seemed so good”. The world may be a dark and often difficult place, but lucky are we to be transported via Gooseland Airways to a rapture-inducing realm of sheer and total bliss.

*Mother Goose* is at the Duke of York's Theatre through 29 January. Book *Mother Goose* tickets on London Theatre.

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*Photo credit: Ian McKellen and John Bishop (Photo by Manuel Harlan)*

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Sir Ian McKellen was born in Burnley&nbsp;in 1939. He was drawn to the theatre from the age of three&nbsp;following a trip to Manchester's Opera House to see Peter Pan. At the age of 18 he attended St Catherine's College in Cambridge where he became a member of the Marlowe Society. His contemporaries&nbsp;included Trevor Nunn and <a href="/actor-profile/derek-jacobi">Derek Jacobi.</a>

After a period working in repertory theatres around the UK, he became a member of Laurence Olivier’s <a href="/theatres/national-theatre">National Theatre</a> Company in 1965. McKellen performed frequently in the Royal Shakespeare Company during the 1970s and&nbsp;1980s, taking leading roles in Macbeth in 1976 alongside Judi Dench.

Outside of his theatrical work he is probably most recognised for his roles as Gandalf the Grey/White in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings Trilogy and Hobbit Trilogy,&nbsp;and as Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto in the X-Men franchise.

2007 marked a return to the RSC and to working wth Trevor Nunn appearing in productions of The Seagulland King Lear, both shows had a residency at the <a href="/theatres/gillian-lynne-theatre">Gillian Lynne Theatre</a>. In 2009, he appeared in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot alongside his X-Men co-star Patrick Stewart at the <a href="/theatres/theatre-royal-haymarket">Theatre Royal Haymarket</a>. They would go on to reprise their roles on Broadway in Godot in 2013, the production running in rep with *No Man's Land* by Harold Pinter. &nbsp;

In September 2016, he and Stewart once again re-united on the West End Stage at the <a href="/theatres/wyndhams-theatre">Wyndhams Theatre</a> in No Man's Land. A year later,&nbsp;McKellen provided&nbsp;the voice of The Demon in the West End premiere of <a href="/show/the-exorcist">The Exorcist</a>.&nbsp;

In summer 2018, Ian McKellen played&nbsp;<a href="/show/king-lear">King Lear</a> in a transfer of Jonathan Munby’s Chichester Festival Theatre. McKellen played the role in Chichester, and told the press it was likely to be his ‘last big Shakespearean part’.&nbsp;King Lear&nbsp;transferred to the&nbsp;<a href="/theatres/duke-of-yorks-theatre">Duke of York’s Theatre</a>. For his 80th birthday, he gave a <a href="/show/ian-mckellen-on-stage">nationwide tour filled with stories, anecdotes and monologues</a>, including a three month run at the <a href="/theatres/harold-pinter-theatre">Harold Pinter Theatre.</a>&nbsp;

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The **Duke of York's Theatre** is one of the most prestigious theatres in the bustling city of London. Nestled in the heart of St Martin's Lane, it boasts a rich history dating back to its opening in 1892. The theatre is named after King George V and since its establishment, it has featured an array of stunning performances and world-renowned plays. The auditorium is an impressive spectacle in its own right, designed in proscenium style, with the capacity to accommodate up to 640 spectators. Over the years, it has maintained its classic Edwardian decor, adding to the immersive theatre experience it provides. Furthermore, the theatre has state-of-the-art technical facilities and provides excellent acoustics, ensuring an awe-inspiring experience. 

**How to get to the venue:** 

Duke of York's Theatre is well-connected to public transportation. The closest tube stations include Charing Cross, Leicester Square, and Covent Garden. Alternatively, several buses stop near St Martin's Lane. For those driving, there are car parks nearby. However, due to London's congestion charge, public transport is the most convenient and often, the easiest way to reach the theatre.

**Additional Information** 

Venue opens 1hr 30min before showtime. 
Please arrive with plenty of time. Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable point, which may be the interval.

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The Duke Of York’s Theatre opened as the Trafalgar Square Theatre in 1892.The playhouse received its current name three years later in 1895, in honour of the future King George V. 

Famous productions to play at the Duke Of York’s Theatre include David Belasco’s *Madame Butterfly* in 1900 – Puccini was in the audience and famously turned the story into an opera. J. M. Barrie's famous creation *Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up* opened at the theatre on 27 Dec. 1904.

Typically, the Duke of York's Theatre is home to short-running plays, with West End and Broadway stars appearing.

## Duke of York's Theatre Seating Information

The auditorium has three levels – Stalls, Royal Circle and Upper Circle.

The Stalls offer good legroom throughout, and the raking of the seats is very good, noticeably from Row D onwards. 

In the Royal Circles, there is no visual obstruction from the Upper Circle. 

The seats in the Upper Circle curve towards the stage. The final two rows of the Upper Circle are bench seats.

## Additional Information

Venue opens 1hr 30min before showtime. 
Please arrive with plenty of time. Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable point, which may be the interval.

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Duke of York's theatre, initially Trafalgar Square Theatre in 1892, was renamed in 1895. It typically showcases short-running plays with West End, Broadway stars, and has three auditorium levels.

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