Pauline Malefane is a South African opera singer, actor, screenwriter and muscial director. She was last in London in 2007/08 when Isango Portobello’s Olivier Award-winning The Magic Flute – Impempe Yomlingo played in repertory with […]
Amongst the major London openings – in the West End and further afield – this week are: OPENING TONIGHT, Monday 14 September 2009 (previews from 9 September), Danny Dyer and Shaun Evans play Sid Vicious […]
‘The Lord of Star Searching' is at it again, this time he’s on the look out for a Dorothy for a new West End production of The Wizard of Oz. The hunt for the next […]
A stationmaster who has always followed orders and done his duty is diverted from his post for a split second and causes a disaster. An express thunders through the station and crashes into a goods […]
The death of Michael Jackson has prompted a surge in theatre and television shows to honour the King Of Pop. Now the BBC are currently casting for an exciting new primetime dance show and are […]
Christopher Hampton’s new version of Austrian dramatist Odon von Horvath’s 1937 play Judgment Day receives its world premiere tonight (10 September 2009) at the Almeida Theatre. Judgment Day is the fourth Horvath play that Hampton […]
Robyn Peterson, a top model from Miami, has matured into a middle-aged fashion tipster with the splendidly unwholesome, raunchy appeal of an Angela Dickinson or a Kathleen Turner. Her 80-minute show, coming to the Arts […]
Peter Davison and Jill Halfpenny have joined the cast of the upcoming West End premiere of Broadway screen-to-stage musical Legally Blonde. The UK production – which is led by Sheridan Smith – starts previews on […]
A list of 29 British locations, including ‘The Countryside’, are in the running for the UK’s first City of Culture, it is announced. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/8247845.stm
The winning team of Craig Revel Harwood and Sarah Travis first worked on Hot Mikado – the reworked version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s 1885 hit – in 2006. For this welcome return, if anything they’ve […]
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