MJ the Musical will see Tony Award winner Frost reviving his role as the legendary pop icon, Michael Jackson, in March.
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The singer and actress will play the role of fading film star Norma Desmond in a new production playing at the Savoy Theatre for 16 weeks starting in September.
The Off-West End theatre's season includes eight productions: six world premieres, one U.K. premiere, and one revival of an acclaimed play by Tom Stoppard.
Lyndsey Turner's critically acclaimed revival comes to the Gielgud Theatre in the West End for three months following a sold-out run at the National Theatre.
Max Webster will direct the new production of Shakespeare's tragedy at the Donmar Warehouse beginning on 8 December, with performances running through 10 February.
The two-time Olivier-nominated actor will play Bobby Child in the Gershwin musical at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. Susan Stroman directs and choreographs.
Ashley Banjo, Jason Manford, Gary Wilmot, Dianne Pilkington, and Louis Gaunt will all go over the rainbow — via the London Palladium — in the fantasy musical.
Dear England, we have a cast! The National Theatre has set the full cast for its world-premiere production of Dear England, playing National’s Olivier Theatre from 10 June to 11 August. Opening night is on 20 June. The play, written by James Graham and directed by Rupert Goold, is based on England's men's football team under the management of Gareth Southgate, exploring how he transformed the team and why football retains such an importance in the country. Dear England is Goold and Graham's...
The world premiere of Kieron Barry's play will have a two-week run in London from 15 June to 2 July, and no two performances will be in exactly the same order.
Audrey Niffenegger's debut novel already achieved success on the page and on screen — learn more about the story's past adaptations and what to expect on stage.