People might have been disappointed when they heard that Disney behemoth Frozen was to depart Theatre Royal Drury Lane at the end of 2024. But less than a year later, another Disney screen to stage production is about to take over the huge and historic venue: Hercules. It may not be part of the Disney princess pantheon, but the musical’s power lies in its infectious score by Alan Menken. If you’re looking for a rump shaker that goes from curtain up to curtain down, definitely get your tickets now.

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John Cleese brings his beloved post-Python sitcom, Fawlty Towers, back to London at the Apollo Theatre. The play brings together some of the most memorable gags from the programme’s surprisingly short 12-episode run. All the familiar characters are there – Basil and Sybil, the Major, Polly and, of course, Manuel. Summer is here and this is a staycation you won’t want to miss.

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The questions around Jamie Lloyd’s summer production of Evita have been swirling for months: will it be like his Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production? Will Rachel Zegler give it some Hollywood starshine? Will there be a dishy guy standing around in his Jockeys at the end? The answers all appear to be “yes” – people coming out from the first few performances have been praising the show on Insta/X. You might even spot some Lloyd tropes also seen across the pond in the multi-award-winning Sunset Blvd.

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The West End’s craziest success story continues to barrel on full steam ahead, but now with a new crew. The Olivier-winning Titanique retains its title as one of the best comedies out there, as it’s been making port in other cities around the world: Sydney, Paris and Montreal, to name a few. Lauren Drew continues at the Criterion in the role of Céline Dion through 15 July, but is now joined by some new faces in roles like Jack, Cal and the Iceberg.

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The Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll may no longer be with us, but her story continues to inspire audiences night after night. Tina: The Tina Turner Musical still packs them in at the Aldwych Theatre, where it had its Olivier Award-winning debut in 2018. But after seven years in the West End, this toe-tapping musical will close on 13 September. Karis Anderson and Fleur East share the role of this iconic singer.

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