Hit Me! The Life and Rhymes of Ian Dury, which premiered on the London fringe in 2008, will return to the capital when it visits the West End’s Garrick Theatre[readmore]

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]

It’s one of the most prestigious awards going. The Spotlight Prize showcases some of the most talented young actors and attracts fierce competition.

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]