The European premiere of Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize winning Ruined opens at the Almeida Theatre next week (22 April 2010, previews from 15 April).First seen in a co-production between the Manhattan Theatre Club and Chicago’s […]
Following its surprise success at the Olivier Awards in March, there has been much speculation about a return to the West End for Katori Hall’s The Mountaintop. However, in a recent interview with Whatsonstage.com, Paul […]
Word on the street is this musical is going to blow your mind! Hair opens in the West End tonight at the Gielgud Theatre. […]
The West End transfer of Wet Weather Cover::E8831264772058, the playwriting debut by actor Oliver Cotton, has closed at the Arts Theatre. Its last performance was given on Monday 12 April 2010. The closure was only […]
The Menier Chocolate Factory’s Willy Russell double bill of Educating Rita and Shirley Valentine opened to press last week (8 April 2010, previews from 26 March), where they continue in rep until 8 May. The […]
It was an exciting day for many actors looking to be involved with one of the most talented emerging theatre companies of 2010 – Sell A Door. […]
Every once in a while, a show comes along that both defies description and leaves you laughing. It's a rare combination, but Micro manages it, not least because its four performers are French and have […]
London theatre-goers are pretty used to seeing Hollywood names in lights in the West End. Now at the Arcola in East London film fans can find another name from across the pond – Laurence Fishburne, […]
Full details of the National Theatre’s summer season have been announced, including casting for Welcome to Thebes, After the Dance, Danton’s Death, Earthquakes in London and the return of The Habit of Art As previously […]
Meryl Streep is elected as an honorary member of the elite American Academy of Arts and Letters. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/8617016.stm
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