London Theatre News

Gaten Matarazzo to make West End debut in 'Rent'

Gaten Matarazzo is best known for playing Dustin Henderson in the Netflix series Stranger Things. On stage, he most recently appeared as Tobias in Sweeney Todd at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Broadway.

Casting revealed for the West End transfer of 'Arcadia'

Tom Stoppard's play, set between two time periods in one country home, is a dazzling collision of science and romance.

William Hanson to join the cast of 'Titanique' in the West End

Based on James Cameron's hit film, Titanique asks the question: what truly happened the night the Titanic sunk?

David Morrissey, Tom Glynn-Carney, Archie Madekwe, and more among 'The Oresteia' cast

Simon Stone's new twist on the trilogy of Greek tragedies sees a contemporary family wake up in a Greek myth, unable to find a way out of their hellish destiny.

'My Neighbour Totoro' announces closing date in the West End

Adapted by Tom Morton-Smith from Hayao Miyazaki’s 1988 animated film, My Neighbour Totoro follows sisters Satsuki and Mei as they move to the countryside while their mother seeks treatment in hospital.

'Heathers the Musical' to return to London for limited run

Heathers follows new student Veronica Sawyer, who is taken under the wing of three beautiful and impossibly cruel girls. But there are devastating consequences when her popularity dreams come true.

Summer Theatre Sale: Book tickets to top West End shows

Save now and see it this summer with this sale on tickets to everything from Wicked and SIX to The Devil Wears Prada.

Magician Eden Choi joins 'Now You See Me Live' at the London Coliseum

Eden Choi joins the previously announced “The Horsemen”: Enzo Weyne, Andrew Basso, Gabriella Lester, and Matthew Pomeroy.

Cassidy Janson to star in 'Burlesque the Musical'

Cassidy Janson is known for her performances as Anne Hathaway in & Juliet, as well as credits in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Chess, Company, and more.

Ian McKellen to return to the stage in 'Lear: A Reimagining' at the new Yard Theatre

Shakespeare's classic play about power, family betrayal, and madness is reimagined by Yard artistic director Jay Miller and playwright Simon Stephens.