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The world premiere will take place in London this autumn.
The Bob Marley musical will play its final performance in January.
The play honours the 75th anniversary of the partition of India.
Never forget where you’ve come here from! Gary Barlow certainly hasn’t, as he recounts his extraordinary life and career in his one-man show A Different Stage. From humble origins to global success with boyband Take That, through to his solo career, judging on The X Factor, and musical theatre hits with shows like Finding Neverland, The Girls and The Band, Barlow has had an incredible run in the industry – although, as he shares in this intimate production, there were plenty of roadblocks along...
The jukebox musical will tour the UK next year.
The legendary Hollywood star Helen Hunt will make her London theatre debut this autumn in the buzzy play Eureka Day at the Old Vic. The Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actress has previously trodden the boards on Broadway. She now leads Jonathan Spector’s provocative satire about a contagious virus and the controversy surrounding compulsory vaccination and quarantine. The Eureka Day play is set in an achingly progressive school in California, but this ostentatiously considerate environment,...
Six new company members will star in the show's extension.
Studio Ghibli is a renowned Japanese animation film studio founded in 1985. They are known for creating imaginative movies, including My Neighbour Totoro and Spirited Away.
Nobody puts Dirty Dancing in a corner! The iconic 1980s film has become a theatrical favourite too, from the hit musical theatre version to the lavish Secret Cinema treatment. It’s proof of the everlasting legacy of this beloved tale, which began so modestly and surprised everyone to become a global sensation. So, why do we still adore Dirty Dancing, and how can you have the time of your life seeing the story play out in London’s theatreland — ideally while carrying a watermelon? Here’s our...