Based around the hits of the beloved pop group, Here & Now is currently enjoying its world premiere in Birmingham, where it opened to a flurry of five-star reviews on Tuesday, November 19th. See just what the critics said below!...

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This foot-stomping, award-winning musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's iconic tale has already sold-out performances at Southwark Playhouse and is now playing at the Ambassadors Theatre. Adapted by Jethro Compton and Darren Clark, th...

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Celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year, The Play That Goes Wrong has cemented its place as the longest-running comedy show in West End history. Written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields, it has been a worldwide comedic s...

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Opening last week at London's Old Vic, James McArdle and Bel Powley star in a highly anticipated London revival of Tom Stoppard's play The Real Thing, headed up by Life of Pi director Max Webster! The Tony Award-winning play takes a dark an...

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Its London run at Sadler's Wells Theatre is limited to performances until August 25. Starring Adam Cooper as Zach and Carly Mercedes Dyer as Cassie, the story follows a group of dancers auditioning for a spot in a Broadway musical. Through...

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Beloved musical theatre classic Fiddler On The Roof smashed records when its first 1964 run on Broadway surpassed over 3000 performances, garnering a total of nine Tony Awards for its humour, warmth, honesty, and celebration of the proud Je...

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The latest version of Shrek The Musical arrived at London's Eventim Apollo last week, under the direction of Nick Winston (Fame, Rock of Ages). Find out what the critics had to say about the show below!Whats The Plot?The show follows Sh...

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When you attend a theatre production based on a beloved classic, it can help to step into the auditorium with an open mind, but even the most forgiving of viewers will struggle to fully embrace Mean Girls The Musical....

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When I was a child I went to see Starlight Express in 1996. Won over in only the way a 7-year-old can be by a theatre full of people on roller skates pretending to be trains, I took my glossy program with me everywhere for months......

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The explosive drama, now running at London's Noel Coward Theatre until 21 September 2024, examines race, gender, and sexuality in the 21st century. Authored by Jeremy O. Harris (known for The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window and Euphoria)....

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