Month: October 2009

Found in the Ground, the latest work from renowned Theatre of Catastrophe dramatist and director Howard Barker, opened last week at the Riverside Studios. This blackest of black comedies is performed by a cast of […]

The wait’s nearly over! Journalists from around the world will gather at 10.30am today for the official launch announcement of Love Never Dies, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited sequel to The Phantom of the Opera (See […]

Whatsonstage.com continues its media partnership this winter with JEST END, the West End musical comedy satire, previously entitled So Jest End, which returns home next month to the Jermyn Street Theatre, where it was born […]

In this latest opera podcast, Edward Seckerson talks to Turandot director Rupert Goold and principal singers Kirsten Blanck and Gwyn Hughes Jones. Goold's myriad theatre credits include Enron and the multi award-winning Patrick Stewart-led Macbeth… […]

“This isn't a play. It's a story” declares Anthony Calf's Author to launch David Hare's bid to get to grips with how the stuff of the world economic meltdown happened. If anything, Hare tells two […]

Whatsonstage.com continues its media partnership this winter with JEST END, the West End musical comedy satire, previously entitled So Jest End, which returns home next month to the Jermyn Street Theatre, where it was born […]

“Did you miss me?” John Barrowman shouts out as he makes his grand entrance during one of the big production numbers in La Cage aux Folles. “Yes!” is the resounding answer from the audience – […]