Month: July 2010

InTransit is a unique outdoor arts festival, transforming the streets, parks and public places of Kensington and Chelsea into a "riotous feast of culture" until 1 August.Programmed by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea […]

Robert Bathurst and Hermione Norris, who played husband and wife in 90s TV drama Cold Feet, will be reunited on stage when they join Alison Steadman in the cast of Thea Sharrock’s forthcoming revival of […]

Martin McDonagh burst into the theatre with The Beauty Queen of Leenane back in 1996, in an acclaimed joint production by Druid and the Royal Court. This outstanding Young Vic revival by Joe Hill-Gibbins confirms […]

With just over two weeks until the start of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival (6 August 2010), Whatsonstage.com launches its Edinburgh 2010 site, featuring all the best news, features and opinion from the festival frontline.This […]

Femme Fatale, a Camden Fringe production opening 6 August 2010 at Upstairs at the Gatehouse, is rumoured to be making its way into the West End later this year. The song cycle by Israeli composer […]

Hit Me! The Life and Rhymes of Ian Dury, which premiered on the London fringe in 2008, will return to the capital when it visits the West End’s Garrick Theatre from 9 to 11 September […]

Smokey Joe’s Café, a musical revue based on songs by the prolific Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, was the first in a long line of musicals based on an already popular back catalogue. Abba, Take […]

George Bernard Shaw’s best known play, Pygmalion, opened at the Chichester Festival Theatre last night (20 July 2010, previews from 9 July) in a double billing with The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists::E8831279558421. Pygmalion’s story, Professor… Full […]

Cirque du Soleil today announced their new show Totem will be coming to the Royal Albert Hall in January 2011. The show, which premiered in Montreal earlier this year, will tour to Quebec City and […]