Whats On Stage

Following Chancellor Alistair Darling's announcement of a 13 month 2.5% reduction of VAT rates, which came into effect on Monday (1 December 2008), theatre producers have been faced with the decision of whether to pass […]

The Lost and Found Orchestra, brainchild of Stomp creators Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas, will make their London debut later this month, bringing their unique brand of “rubbish tip”-inspired music to the Royal Festival Hall […]

The Royal Shakespeare Company has hit another problem in its ongoing battle against ticket touts in the run-up to the London transfer of David Tennant's Hamlet, which begins previews at the Novello theatre this week […]

Friday evening after school, and Studio One was packed with Horrid Henry fans: well-behaved children who like the idea of being naughty but are actually quite nice. Noisy, though. They made their presence felt. I […]

Amongst the major openings in London this week are: OPENING TONIGHT, Monday 1 December 2008, Harry Burton directs Jasper Rees and Jonathan Guy Lewis' new play I Found My Horn at the Tristan Bates Theatre, […]

Britain's favourite soprano Lesley Garrett, who will be singing at the Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers' Choice Awards launch party this week, tells Roger Foss why she'll never walk alone in the new West End revival of Rodgers […]

A lot of big compliments have been flying around the young head of black American playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney, many of them deserved (none more so than the Evening Standard most promising playwright prize), but […]

Actor Shaun Escoffery was nominated for Whatsonstage.com and Laurence Olivier Awards for his supporting performance in last year's UK premiere of Jason Robert Brown musical Parade at the Donmar Warehouse. He's currently starring as Mufasa […]

As he makes clear in the introduction to the printed text, Neil LaBute's latest London premiere is both an excavation of his own childhood and a deliberate homage to both Sam Shepard and Ingmar Bergman. […]

After helping the likes of Connie Fisher, Lee Mead and Jodie Prenger make their West End dreams come true, flamboyant TV host Graham Norton (pictured) will take to the stage himself to make his own […]