Smokey Joe’s Café, a musical revue based on songs by the prolific Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, was the first in a long line of musicals based on an already[readmore]

George Bernard Shaw’s best known play, Pygmalion, opened at the Chichester Festival Theatre last night (20 July 2010, previews from 9 July) in a double billing with The Ragged Trousered[readmore]

Cirque du Soleil today announced their new show Totem will be coming to the Royal Albert Hall in January 2011. The show, which premiered in Montreal earlier this year, will[readmore]

Arthur Conan Doyle’s pipe-smoking detective featured in four novels and 56 stories. In The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, recently on tour and now hastily booked into the Duchess Theatre to[readmore]

There is no plot in Anya Reiss’ Spur of the Moment, just the raw, jangling sound of a 12 year-old girl, Delilah Evans, developing a crush on a 21 year-old[readmore]

Have you ever wondered where all the money you pay out for your theatre ticket actually goes? Well, we asked James Seabright, theatre producer and author of the new book[readmore]

In his book State Of The Nation: British Theatre since 1945, Michael Billington mentions a number of plays which, whilst seminal at the time, have not as he gracefully puts[readmore]

Last week saw the opening of Trevor Nunn’s chamber revival of Aspects of Love at the Menier Chocolate Factory (15 July 2010, previews from 3 July).
The first major London revival[readmore]

Last week saw the opening of Trevor Nunn’s chamber revival of Aspects of Love at the Menier Chocolate Factory (15 July 2010, previews from 3 July).
The first major London revival[readmore]

Gareth Gates and Glee’s Jonathan Groff will star in A Very Musical Evening in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust at the historic Wilton’s Music Hall on 26 September 2010.
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