
The Tempest, starring Sigourney Weaver, kicked off Jamie Lloyd's season of Shakespeare, and plays until 1 February. Much Ado About Nothing begins performances on 10 February.
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The Tempest, starring Sigourney Weaver, kicked off Jamie Lloyd's season of Shakespeare, and plays until 1 February. Much Ado About Nothing begins performances on 10 February.

Jonathan Bailey stars as the disastrous and politically incompetent King Richard II in Nicholas Hytner's Bridge Theatre production. Performances begin on 10 February.

Alterations is part of the Black Plays Archive, an online catalogue of the first professional production in the UK of plays written by Black British, African, and Caribbean playwrights.

Anna Mackmin's new play follows the complex relationship of mother and daughter Beth and Bo, following Beth's admittance to hospital after a stroke.

The Vivienne won the first ever season of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK in 2019 and starred as the Wicked Witch of the West in a revival of The Wizard of Oz musical.

Learn all about translation resources available at West End theatres, plus we've got recommendations for the most spectacular shows that transcend language.

We're totally bugging over the arrival of the Clueless musical in the West End. But which iconic scenes, and lines, will we get in the theatre?

During Vanessa Williams's absence from the show, the role of Runway editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly will be played by alternate Debbie Kurup.

Find out more about this 'buggin' new musical by Amy Heckerling, KT Tunstall, and Glenn Slater before it opens in February at London's Trafalgar Theatre.

Get your skates on and sing along to "Rolling Stock", "I Am the Starlight", "Light at the End of the Tunnel", and more in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe's musical.
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