Whats On Stage

Five years after being axed from the UK premiere of The Producers just days before opening night (See News::E8821098187794, 19 Oct 2004), Oscar-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss (pictured) will return to the West End to star […]

The 17th annual Meyer-Whitworth Award was presented at the National Theatre last night (30 October 2008) to Hassan Abdulrazzak (pictured) for his play Baghdad Wedding, which ran at the Soho Theatre from 28 June to […]

The latest edition of our sister print title What's On Stage Magazine is out today (Friday 26 September 2008), available in 35 participating London theatres as well as selected hotels, restaurants and tourist bureaux. Amongst […]

London theatregoers will have a double-dose of Joe Orton black comedies in the coming months. Following the Tricycle's December staging of 1965's Loot starring EastEnders' Matt DiAngelo (See News::E8821211203476, 19 May 2008), fellow television s… […]

As previously tipped (See The Goss::E8821212143147, 30 May 2008), Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart will join forces in the new year to co-star in Samuel Beckett's 1955 classic Waiting for Godot at the West End's […]

The opening of this gorgeous, deliberately low rent revival of Jerry Herman and Harvey Fierstein's 1983 musical at the Menier Chocolate Factory was delayed at the end of last year when Douglas Hodge – who […]

As previously tipped (See The Goss::E8821212143147, 30 May 2008), Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart will join forces on stage in the new year to co-star in Samuel Beckett's 1955 classic Waiting for Godot. According to […]

Why not make a musical about prostitutes? No, it’s not something that has ever occurred to me either, but luckily for us, it did occur to Brett Kahr and Lisa Forrell, whose music and lyrics […]

Captain Frodo, who is originally from Norway but has since been primarily based in Australia, is a contortionist with La Clique. The international cabaret/burlesque/circus group is currently enjoying its London debut at the recently refurbished […]

This powerful new piece from Lloyd Newson and his DV8 physical theatre company – seven male, two female – combines verbatim documentary with stunning movement and a rich mix of visual and video techniques. The […]