Month: September 2010

Talk about some festive fun at the National! Catherine Tate, Neil Stuke and Mark Gatiss will feature in an all-star ensemble in Marianne Elliott's new production of Season's Greetings, Alan Ayckbourn's 1980 comedy about a […]

Neil LaBute’s quirky love triangle play, taking its title from one of Aimee Mann’s most haunting and enigmatic songs, was seen at the Donmar Warehouse five years ago with Ben Chaplin and Megan Dodds. Even […]

The Royal Albert Hall is set to be flooded during a forthcoming production – but fear not, it’s intentional. The historic London venue will have its auditorium transformed into a Japanese water garden for a […]

Casting has been announced for the forthcoming world premiere of Mike Bartlett’s new play Love, Love, Love, a co-production between Paines Plough and the Drum Theatre Plymouth where it opens next month (12 October 2010, […]

Last night’s opening of Deathtrap was a star-studded affair, with actors from stage and screen in attendance to support acting legend Simon Russell Beale, Glee star Jonathan Groff, Outnumbered actress Claire Skinner and Oscar-winner Estelle […]

Whoopi Goldberg is to return to the West End production of Sister Act for just five performances, completing her run as Mother Superior in the musical, which was curtailed earlier last month following the death […]

Whoopi Goldberg is to return to the West End production of Sister Act for just five performances, completing her run as Mother Superior in the musical, which was curtailed earlier last month following the death […]

Rather than opening first at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds, we hear that Betty Blue Eyes, the new Stiles & Drewe musical based on Alan Bennett's 1984 film A Private Function, will come straight […]

Watch out for a family affair on Sunday night at the Garrick Theatre for the one-night-only, post-Edinburgh engagement of Frances Ruffelle's new concert show Beneath the Dress. Ruffelle's daughter by director John Caird, chart-topping pop […]

There can’t be a better time for a song and dance show about shoes. Ever since Carrie Bradshaw sashayed her way through Sex and the City murmuring “Manolos” way back in 1998, we’ve been besotted […]