Month: June 2010

Kristen Stewart, aka Bella from the Twilight vampire films, is the latest screen star reported to be keen to tread the boards in the West End. The 20-year-old American told Vogue magazine that she was […]

Critics enjoyed fine weather for their first visit of the year to the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park this week, to see artistic director Timothy Sheader’s season-opening revival of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.Set in […]

Catherine Tate looks set to star in a new revival of Alan Ayckbourn’s Season’s Greetings at the National Theatre. According to the Daily Mail the comedy star, last seen on stage in Under the Blue […]

August Wilson’s modern classic Joe Turner’s Come and Gone opened at the Young Vic last night (3 June 2010, previews from 27 May), with a cast including Delroy Lindo, who starred in the play’s original […]

Damien Kavanagh, the winner of our Whatsonstage.com Miranda Sings competition, made his West End debut last night (3 June 2010), sharing the spotlight with his idol Miranda (aka actress Colleen Ballinger) in an excruciating – […]

Taking a leaf out of her Sex and the City co-star Kim Cattrall's book, Cynthia Nixon (lawyer Miranda Hobbes in the TV series and films) is reportedly in talks to make her West End debut […]

It's the sure sign of another hot ticket. The English National Opera box office opened at 10am this morning for Punchdrunk's next site-specific project, a version of The Duchess of Malfi, performed over three floors […]

As previously tipped, Bridget Jones is being groomed for her stage premiere. Following the international success of Billy Elliot, Working Title’s next screen-to-stage musical adaptation is a version of the Bridget Jones’ Diary films, featuring […]

A new musical version of Bridget Jones’s Diary, featuring music by Lily Allen and book and lyrics by Bridget Jones creator Helen Fielding, will be presented in a workshop performance in the coming weeks. The […]