Whats On Stage

As previously reported (See News::E8821217967549, 6 Aug 2008), the stage version of the award-winning Miramax film Calendar Girls, which receive4 its world premiere at Chichester Festival Theatre last month (See News::E8821203590944, 21 Feb 2008)… Full […]

Actress Clare Higgins stars opposite Ralph Fiennes in Jonathan Kent's National Theatre production of Oedipus, just opened in the NT Olivier. No stranger to Greek tragedy, in 2004, Higgins tackled Hecuba – which won her […]

David Haig and Smack the Pony's Doon Mackichan (pictured) will join EastEnders and Strictly Come Dancing star Matt Di Angelo in the Tricycle Theatre's major new revival of Joe Orton's 1965 black comedy Loot (See […]

The Whatsonstage.com Television channel is a rapidly expanding archive of theatre-related video content. As well as our exclusive first night reports, we regularly add show trailers, event promos, interviews, video diaries, behind-the-scenes footag… Full published […]

Come Dancing, the new musical written by and starring former Kinks singer-songwriter Ray Davies (pictured), has extended its limited season at east London's Theatre Royal Stratford East by a fortnight. The musical received its world […]

David Essex has been writing and performing professionally for nearly 40 years, after rising to fame in 1971 starring as Jesus in the original West End production of Godspell. Since then he has starred in […]

Incendiary drama has just stepped up a gear now that the National Theatre's hotly anticipated revival of Sophocles' Oedipus has arrived on the Olivier stage starring Ralph Fiennes, Clare Higgins and Alan Howard, as Michael […]

The Young Vic has been flooded with water for this new play by black American dramatist Tarell Alvin McCraney, whose Olivier-nominated The Brothers Size returns for a season in the smaller Maria studio next week. […]

British actor Adam Godley stars opposite Hollywood's Josh Hartnett in the world premiere stage adaptation of the 1988 Oscar-winning film Rain Man. Godley plays Raymond Babbitt, the autistic savant brother of Hartnett's Charlie, the role […]

At the end of the day, no-one really does Shakespeare better than, well, the Royal Shakespeare Company. Gregory Doran's latest offering has all the hallmarks of adept, erudite direction and a slick, proficient cast. The […]