Month: July 2010

Matthew Kelly will play King Arthur for a special four week festive season of Spamalot at the Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham this Christmas. He’ll be joined by ex-EastEnder Todd Carty as Patsy and Jodie Prenger […]

When Bent was first performed in 1979, the details of Nazi persecution of homosexuals were relatively unknown, and although the play was instrumental in increasing the research into the subject, it remains somewhat obscure today. […]

The abandoned Eurostar platforms at Waterloo Station have been imaginatively appropriated for Damian Cruden's acclaimed Theatre Royal, York, production of E Nesbit's famous story The Railway Children, first seen at the National Railway Museum in […]

Jonathan Groff, who makes his West End debut opposite Simon Russell Beale in Deathtrap at the Noel Coward Theatre next month, may not be the only Glee hearththrob to be treading the boards in London. […]

Not content with inaugurating his reign at Hampstead Theatre – where his impressive first programme, announced last week, includes big-hitters Mike Leigh, Athol Fugard and Shelagh Stephenson – director Edward Hall has announced the most […]

Sting is in New York City this week as he and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra arrive at The Met to present their symphonic reinterpretations of songs from his career, including Police classics such as […]

Following her current critical hit with After the Dance at the National, Thea Sharrock will direct another Terence Rattigan play, Cause Celebre at the Old Vic in March, as part of the centenary celebrations of […]

Susan Lynch stars with fellow Irish actress Rosaleen Linehan in the first major London revival of Martin McDonagh's award-winning debut The Beauty Queen of Leenane, the play about a dysfunctional mother-daughter relationship which premiered at […]