There is little denying that the price of Edinburgh Fringe tickets has crept up in recent years. As Theo Bosanquet highlighted on the editors’ blog yesterday (10 August 2010), comedy prices in particular, with tickets […]
West End stars Jon Lee (formerly of S Club 7) and Julie Atherton will star in a major new fringe production of British composer Laurence Mark Wythe’s award-winning musical Tomorrow Morning, which will run at […]
London’s only official half price ticket seller, the tkts booth in Leicester Square, celebrated its 30th birthday yesterday (10 August 2010) giving away tickets to the first 30 people in line and launching a scratchcard […]
A Guide to Sexual Misery returns to the West End next month for another attempt at solving Britons’ bedroom problems. Austrian “sexicological comedy” lecture opens, for weekend performances only, at the Arts Theatre on 17 […]
Oscar winner Whoopi Goldberg made her West End debut in Sister Act at the London Palladium last night (10 August 2010). She took over from Sheila Hancock as the Mother Superior for a strictly limited […]
Over The Rainbow contestant Jessica Robinson will take over from fellow Dorothy, Stephanie Fearon, in Smokey Joe’s Cafe for three nights from 20 to 22 August 2010, to allow Fearon to have an operation on her […]
Playwright David Hare has seen embarrassing revelations emerge following the recent publication of correspondence with his late agent, Peggy Ramsay. Ramsay’s archive, which was sold to the British Library following her death in 1991, is […]
Theatregoers at our Whatsonstage.com Outing to dance spectacular Burn the Floor at the West End’s Shaftesbury Theatre last night (9 August 2010) were treated to a post-show Q&A with the entire company, including Strictly Come […]
And they’re off! It’s taken just a week for the Whatsonstage.com Edinburgh frenzy to start in earnest. Our reviewers are sending in their verdicts thick and fast; we’re snagging interviews with as many Festivalites as […]
Latin and ballroom dance show Burn the Floor’s current stint at the Shaftesbury Theatre, 11 years after its premiere in Bournemouth, may be its first West End season but it’s unlikely to be its last. […]
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