Whats On Stage

Six years after the premiere of the controversial West End musical in his name, US talk show host Jerry Springer (pictured) will make his own West End debut, playing super-slick lawyer Billy Flynn Chicago::E118171443. Springer […]

As previously tipped (See The Goss::E8831234348651, 11 Feb 2008), Trevor Nunn’s revival of Stephen Sondheim’s 1973 Broadway classic A Little Night Music::E8821228384935 will transfer directly to the West End's Garrick Theatre next… Full published article […]

Two-time Olivier Award winner Henry Goodman is currently starring opposite Juliet Stevenson in the first major London revival Tom Kempinski's 1980 two-hander Duet for One at the Almeida Theatre. Swapping regularly between plays and musicals, […]

This rarely seen early Feydeau farce – Le systeme Ribadier – was first adapted by Nicki Frei and directed by Peter Hall six years ago at the Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford, but somehow disappeared off the […]

The Bush has been transformed into a funeral parlour, and I hope that’s not an indicator of the coming spring season in which plays by Steve Waters and Alexi Kaye Campbell promise some recovery from […]

The winners are announced today (Sunday 15 February 2009) in the ninth annual Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers' Choice Awards, the only major theatre prize-giving decided by the public. Over the past two months, a record-breaking 35,000 people […]

Nobody carves up a stage like Steven Berkoff: his version of Elia Kazan's iconic 1954 movie, using the script Budd Schulberg adapted from his own screenplay, is a fluid, non-stop, slow-motion sculpture show, bathed in […]

Final preparations are under way for this Sunday’s Winners’ Concert for the 2009 Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers’ Choice Awards – and it’s getting very exciting indeed. The event – which is nearly sold out – … Full […]

Edinburgh-born playwright David Greig has had a prolific and varied career. Amongst his burgeoning body of work, he's written several plays for the Traverse Theatre, Scotland's largest new writing theatre, including Midsummer, The Speculator, Danny […]

A plump girl from Manchester and the world’s biggest popstar leading parallel lives. That is the premise behind Zoe Lewis’ one-woman play, and the one-woman in question happens to be Sadie Frost, making her return […]