Eighties cult classic Heathers – The Musical premieres at The Other Palace, London, back in class this summer with new songs, new material and new classmates. Greetings, salutations.
Chicago, which has just returned to the West End after 20 years away, is the archetypal big commercial musical. Its immaculate pedigree ensures stunning choreography (originated by the
A lot of asterisks have been inserted by writers since Joe DiPietro’s F*cking Men premiered at London’s King’s Head Theatre in 2009. The show, a gay adaptation of
I am Jewishly proud of my house in Jews Walk (Eleanor Marx) Tomorrow night sees the premiere of The Jewess of Jew’s Walk, a fascinating piece of South-East
Boasting a stellar international cast, Cafe Society Swing comes to the historic Theatre Royal Stratford East, telling the story of the first racially-desegregated jazz club in New
Paterson Joseph brings his one man show Sancho: An Act Of Remembrance to Wilton’s Music Hall for its London Premiere this June. This remarkable show, which recently won
Cause we’re Leicester. We’re all Leicester! Leicester Curve is hoping to score a big hit with Riaz Khan’s colourful play, Memoirs of an Asian Football Casual, which gives
Dave Spencer and Another Soup return to headline Omnibus Theatre’s summer season, Whispers From The Walls, with a new adaptation of the classic Gothic short story, The Yellow
Joan Littlewood was the anarchic revolutionary of 20th century theatre and now her life is to be retold in Miss Littlewood, a musical from the Royal Shakespeare Company,
Christine Mary Dunford’s newly adapted version of Lisa Genova’s best-selling novel, Still Alice, will tour the UK from September 2018, starring Sharon Small as Alice. Still Alice follows
Bush Theatre artistic director Madani Younis will begin a three year initiative by directing a contemporary revival of Leave Taking, Winsome Pinnock’s classic, award-winning play. The initiative, Passing
