Acclaimed historian John Ransom Phillips’s play is a HERstory lesson in the power dynamics between Mary Lincoln – widow of Abraham Lincoln – and celebrity photographer Mathew Brady. In an attempt to clean up her public image as a suspected Confederate spy and spendthrift, the grieving First Lady engages Brady to take her portrait. However, the relationship soon breaks down, putting issues of agency and representation into sharp focus. Mrs President offers Mary – arguably the most reviled First Lady in history – a sympathetic right to reply.The show returns to Charing Cross in a reimagined version following an initial outing in February 2025, with Keala Settle starring alongside Hal Fowler.

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Final curtain call! MJ the Musical is moonwalking toward its ultimate London performance later this month, and this is your last chance to witness the magic before it disappears. Expect electrifying choreography, powerhouse vocals, and a story that crackles with rhythm, heart, and iconic hits. From the first beat to the final bow, it’s a nonstop celebration of pop history, precision, and pure showmanship — showcasing not only the talents of Michael Jackson, but also some of the best singing and dancing you will see on a West End stage.

Don’t say you’ll catch it “someday” — someday is now! Grab your seats, gather your friends, and get ready to feel the sparkle, the swagger, and the sound that changed the world, live on stage.

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This smash hit revival has announced its final extension, so you don’t have long to catch these trains! Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 1980s musical has been brought right up-to-date, and crackles with energy, theatrical innovation, and fun for all ages. If you are looking for an unforgettable musical adventure, then Wembley should be your destination!

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This new play brings the world of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister back to the stage, reuniting audiences with the beloved political sparring of Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey. With Griff Rhys Jones and Clive Francis taking on these two hilariously funny roles, the play picks up the story decades after the classic BBC sitcoms. Written by Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of the original series, this promises to be a nostalgic, sharp- tongued continuation of one of Britain’s most iconic television comedy franchises.

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Quentin Blake’s Mrs Armitage on Wheels arrives on stage this month, adapted and directed by Samantha Lane and presented as a part of Southbank Centre’s Imagine season. Based on Blake’s beloved Mrs Armitage books and the BBC animated series Box of Treasures, the production features inventive puppetry, original music, and playful design. Follow the eccentric inventor Mrs Armitage and her dog Breakspear on a delightfully chaotic bike ride in a show bursting with imagination, humour, and the joy of making marvellous things.

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The late Tom Stoppard's thought-provoking play spans two time periods, following the relationship between teenage genius Thomasina Coverley and her tutor Septimus Hodge in the early 19th century, as well as scholars researching the same estate's history in the present day. The play raises questions about science and religion, love and sex, chaos and order, romanticism and classicism, and is likely to awaken ideas in your own mind as you leave the theatre.

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Following a well-received fun at Chichester Festival Theatre last year, Harold Fry is journeying across the UK to take up residence at Theatre Royal Haymarket in the West End. The story, by the novel's original writer Rachel Joyce, see Harold walk from Devon to Berwick-upon-Tweed to see an old, dying friend. This emotional musical has songs composed by singer/songwriter Passenger as well as star turns from Game of Thrones actor Mark Addy and West End star Jenna Russell, who reprise their roles from the Chichester run.

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