Review: La Soirée ****
A large European mirror tent has landed on a patch of ground – was it the public car park? – next to the National Theatre. One of the acts on the bill, Mooky Cornish, declares […]
A large European mirror tent has landed on a patch of ground – was it the public car park? – next to the National Theatre. One of the acts on the bill, Mooky Cornish, declares […]
Jonathan Ansell, the tenor opera singer and former G4 star, is being considered to play one of the Four Seasons in the West End musical Jersey Boys. Ansell is in Dublin at the moment performing […]
The cabaret cast of La Clique returned to London’s South Bank last night, opening their new show La Soiree in the Magic Mirrors big top, just behind the National Theatre. Many of the line up […]
As previously tipped, Keira Knightley will return to the West End stage next year in a revival of Lillian Hellman’s 1934 play The Children’s Hour. According to today's Daily Mail, she – along with American […]
Graham Crowden, who has died after a stroke aged 87, was one of those actors who could make you giddy with delight when he walked on a stage. He was warm, wise and perfectly potty. […]
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited sequel to Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies has confirmed that it will take four nights off in November to make changes to the show, ending months of speculation surrounding […]
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited sequel to Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies has confirmed that it will take four nights off in November to make changes to the show, ending months of speculation surrounding […]
Rumours abound, mainly sparked by an article in the New York Post, that Keira Knightley may return to the West End stage in a new production of Lillian Hellman’s play The Children’s Hour in 2011. […]
Following the success of her debut play Rabbit::E8821148028598, Nina Raine’s Tribes opened at the Royal Court last night, 20 October 2010 (previews from 14 October) where it continues until 13 November. The cast includes Jacob […]
It is thirty years since Mark Medoff’s Children of a Lesser God brought deafness to the stage in an unusual love story; now Nina Raine writes a much edgier, and more blistering, domestic drama in […]
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