Whats On Stage

A decade after he made his West End debut in Defending the Caveman, Australian comedian and television presenter Mark Little is currently reprising Defending the Caveman at the 400-seat Leicester Square Theatre (formerly The Venue) […]

For those who've been counting, we've already had nine seasons of Big Brother and six series of Celebrity Big Brother in the UK, with no apparent end in sight to the screen incarnations of the […]

Sadler’s Wells have confirmed that pop duo the Pet Shop Boys (pictured) are working on an electronic-influenced ballet, which will make its debut at the Islington venue in 2011. The new work will be choreographed […]

Amongst the major openings in London this week are: OPENING TONIGHT, Monday 23 February 2009 (previews from 12 February), Evening Standard theatre critic Nicholas de Jongh’s Plague Over England transfers to the Duchess Theatre, following […]

The Who’s legendary cult rock opera Quadrophenia is being brought to the stage for the first time. The new musical, based on the band’s classic 1973 album and subsequent film, will embark on a UK […]

Start planning your trip to Chichester Festival this summer. Actors Joseph Fiennes (pictured), Iain Glen, Charlotte Emmerson, Leila Benn Harris, Natalie Casey, Stephanie Cole and directors Trevor Nunn, Howard Davies (both making their Chiches… Full […]

Michelle Gomez is an actress whose West End stage credits include Trainspotting and Boeing Boeing, while on television she’s starred in award-winning comedy series The Book Group and Green Wing among others. She’s currently playing […]

As previously tipped (See The Goss::E8831234876478, 16 Feb 2009), the UK premiere production of the Tony Award-winning Broadway hit Spring Awakening::E8831233740708 will transfer directly to the West End’s Novello Theatre following its current … Full […]

Perhaps this should have been called Carry on Taming because this was a Shrew that played up to the full the low-comedy elements of the text as well as accepting the casual misogyny. It’s a […]

‘A kind of loving’ might be a good sub-title for this impressive first play, last year's winner of the Verity Bargate award, by In-Sook Chappell, a 34-year-old Anglo-Korean who was born in Seoul and raised […]