
Georgina Onuorah will reprise the role of Dorothy from the Leicester Curve production. She joins Jason Manford, Ashley Banjo, Gary Wilmot, and Dianne Pilkington.
This website uses cookies. If you continue to use the site, your agreement will result in cookies being set.
Find out the latest West End news on London Theatre. Read all about London shows, West End casts, upcoming shows, theatre reviews, and more. Check out all the London theatre news taking place right now with us.
Subscribe to our London Theatre newsletter to make sure you stay up to date on London theatre news.
Georgina Onuorah will reprise the role of Dorothy from the Leicester Curve production. She joins Jason Manford, Ashley Banjo, Gary Wilmot, and Dianne Pilkington.
The festive musical will play a second consecutive season in the West End. Join Buddy the Elf as he leaves the North Pole to reunite with family and save Christmas.
Perform a tantalising tango in Moulin Rouge, or tap dance your way through Guys and Dolls by watching these dance musicals with high-energy routines.
Will Keen will reprise his Olivier-winning performance as Vladimir Putin. Rupert Goold directs the Russian political drama, now opening at the Noël Coward Theatre.
The Park Theatre celebrates its 10th anniversary later this year. The theatre will host the world premiere of a play about Princess Diana and Martin Bashir.
Declan Spaine will take over the title role this summer. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Pulitzer-winning musical follows the Founding Fathers of America, set to a hip-hop score.
The four-time Olivier Award-nominated actress Haydn Gwynne joins Stephen Campbell Moore and Adrian Scarborough in a political drama about finding the truth.
From a record-breaking fifth theatre for 2:22 - A Ghost Story, to Michael Ball, and Mike Faist in new shows, here’s the top theatre picks in London in May 2023.
The Absolutely Fabulous actress will play Captain Hook in the Christmas production, joined by familiar faces including Julian Clary, Nigel Havers, and Gary Wilmot.
Simon Stephen and Mark Eitzel’s one-man musical about an individual who takes stock on their life transfers from HOME Manchester to the Hampstead Theatre.