
Sean Hayes reprises his Tony-winning role as the multi-faceted musician and entertainer, dubbed "America's first publicly dysfunctional celebrity".
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Sean Hayes reprises his Tony-winning role as the multi-faceted musician and entertainer, dubbed "America's first publicly dysfunctional celebrity".
James McArdle, Clare Perkins, and Ukweli Roach will star in this modern retelling of an ancient Greek story.
The acclaimed circus troupe revives one of its most successful shows, which premiered in 2009 and has become a global phenomenon, for four weeks in 2026.
Michael McKeever's play about Hollywood then and now will have a monthlong London run beginning in September, with Solomon Davy and Nick Blakeley also starring.
The award-winning play about a rock band recording their difficult second album features amazing original music by Arcade Fire's Will Butler.
The London-born superstar returns to the West End in 2026 to star in a scintillating solo adaptation of Dracula.
The now-extended solo play at @sohoplace features a rotating cast of actors, also including Lenny Henry, Ambika Mod, Sue Perkins, and Jonny Donahoe.
The five-time Tony Award-winning hit play from Broadway received rave reviews for its West End premiere at the Duke of York's Theatre earlier this year.
Multiple new principal actors will join existing cast members in the hit musical, which will enter its 15th year at the Cambridge Theatre this autumn.
Mel Brooks's hilariously tasteless musical comedy includes "I Wanna Be a Producer", "Keep it Gay" and, of course, "Springtime for Hitler".
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