With a forthcoming TV chatshow and a national tour of Hairspray to think about, you would think Michael Ball had got enough on his plate. But according to the Daily[readmore]

There was a lot of love flowing round the Menier Chocolate Factory as
the company of Trevor Nunn’s chamber revival of Aspects of
Love celebrated their opening night (15 July 2010, previews[readmore]

York Theatre Royal’s epic site-specific staging of The Railway Children has extended its residency at Waterloo Station into next year.Now booking to 2 January 2011, the production is staged in[readmore]

Aspects of Love has always been the odd man out in the Andrew Lloyd Webber catalogue: an unconventional musical about deeply unconventional people, but with some of the composer’s finest[readmore]

The latest interview in our occasional series on Theatreland’s new artistic directors is with Steve Marmion, who takes over from Lisa Goldman at the Soho Theatre later this month.Marmion has[readmore]

“Everybody’s got the right to their dreams” is how we are introduced to
nine assassins – or would-be assassins – of American presidents, from
Abe Lincoln all the way up to Ronald[readmore]

Jeff Goldblum has returned to the London stage to star in Terry Johnson’s revival of The Prisoner of Second Avenue, the Old Vic’s first West End production beyond its home[readmore]

Heads of major arts organisations including the Arts Council, National Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company have appealed directly to prime minister David Cameron in a bid to avoid "catastrophic" funding[readmore]

Avenue Q has posted closing notices at Wyndham’s Theatre. It will finish on 30 October 2010, after more than four years and three homes in the West End. There are[readmore]

Every revival of both parts of Henry IV – six hours of comedy, history and tragedy commingled – confirms their greatness as a panoramic view of England on the move[readmore]