Whats On Stage

Tom Stoppard#8217;s 1993 modern classic Arcadia will receive its first major London revival this summer at the West End#8217;s Duke of York#8217;s Theatre, with a cast including the author#8217;s son, Ed Stoppard. The new production, […]

Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical, now previewing at the Palace Theatre, is that rare creature in the West End – a hit Australian stage musical. The show's two Aussie stars, Tony Sheldon and […]

Amongst the major shows opening in London this week are: OPENING WEDNESDAY, 18 March 2009 (previews from 13 March), Judi Dench (pictured) and Rosamund Pike star in the UK premiere of Madame de Sade, the […]

Following his current run in the Arcola Theatre#8217;s Fringe production of Howard Barker#8217;s Victory, Matthew Kelly (pictured) will return to the West End next month in Edward Albee#8217;s 1962 classic Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, […]

The E4 Udderbelly, which has become a staple of the Edinburgh Fringe over the last three years, is coming to the South Bank this summer to host an eight week season of comedy, circus, music, […]

Governmental whitewashes are nothing new #8211; if anything, during the Blair years their frequency made them an almost acceptable component of everyday politics. But when the matter being covered up involves the suspected murders of […]

Comedian Frank Skinner (pictured) will resume his Monday-night residency at the West End#8217;s Lyric Theatre later this month. Five extra dates #8211; from Monday 23 March to 27 April 2009 #8211; have been added for […]

Toyer – the inaugural show at the recently refurbished Arts Theatre (See News::E8831233158277, 28 Jan 2008) has announced it will close three weeks earlier than scheduled, on 21 March 2009. The show, which had originally […]

Roger Allam (pictured) – who won a 2002 Best Actor Olivier for dragging up as Captain Terri Dennis in the Donmar Warehouse revival of Peter Nichols' play with music Privates on Parade – will pull […]

Hampstead Theatre celebrates the second decade of its fifty years with a meticulous production by Michael Rudman (artistic director, 1973-78) of a new play about Irish neutrality during the Second World War by Ian Kennedy […]