Oscar-winning actress Mercedes Ruehl will make her London stage debut when she joins her Hollywood compatriot Jeff Goldblum in Neil Simon's 1971 Broadway comedy The Prisoner of Second Avenue in a limited season from 13 […]
Author Andrew Ross Sorkin is shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize for his first book, charting the financial crisis. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment_and_arts/10149589.stm
The Old Vic will celebrate its 192nd birthday on 30 June 2010 with an inaugural fundraiser to fix the crumbling roof of the theatre – led by music legend Sir Paul McCartney.The venue thus far […]
The winner of our Whatsonstage.com Miranda Sings competition – which has already received over 40 entries on our video site – will perform alongside Miranda at the Leicester Square Theatre on 3 June along with […]
The new season at Chichester’s Festival Theatre kicked off last week (20 May, previews from 13 May), with the world premiere of Yes, Prime Minister, adapted for the stage by the writers of the classic […]
It somehow seems appropriate that the Globe’s production of one of Shakespeare’s final plays takes place as the new government takes a scalpel to vast areas of public spending. Public extravagance (and the means to […]
A new play based on a meeting between famous spouses Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe and Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh is receiving a rehearsed reading in the West End next month. Written by Bob […]
Not so much Angels in America as mere Mortals on Merseyside, Jonathan Harvey’s overdue new stage play, Canary, is a whizz bang tour of gay rights and struggles from the death of Marilyn Monroe to […]
Hannah Berry reviews StreetDance 3D and discovers that this British film is the perfect showcase for our recent dance talent. […]
Following rave reviews and an Olivier Award nomination for her stint in the West End, Melanie C will return to the role of Mrs Johnstone in Blood Brothers at the Liverpool Empire in November. The […]
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