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    News Archive London Theatre News November 2021

    Text: The acclaimed National Theatre production - The Ocean at the end of the lane. Based on the novel by Neil Gaiman. Adapted by Joel Horwood. Directed by Katy Rudd. Cliffs Pavilion, Southend - 8-12 Aug.

    First look: The Ocean at the End of the Lane releases production images

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    Neil Gaiman’s The Ocean at the End of the Lane is now playing at London’s Duke of York&rsq... Read more

    Pride & Prejudice* (*sort of) extends booking period! And releases production photographs!

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) has officially opened at London's Criterion Theatre and has received an over... Read more

    Cyrano de Bergerac starring James McAvoy returns to London!

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    The Jamie Lloyd Company has announced that the Olivier Award-winning production Cyrano de Bergerac, by Edmond Ro... Read more

    Pride & Prejudice* (*sort of) "Crosswalk the Musical"

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    To celebrate their official opening night at the West End’s Criterion Theatre the cast of Pride and Prejudice* ... Read more

    Jersey Boys in London, Trafalgar Theatre.

    Jersey Boys extends West End run until May 2022!

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons are extending their London residency at the Trafalgar Theatre into Spring 2022! Se... Read more

    Text: Music. Mates. Good times. The Choir of Man. The slogan is white capital letters on a wooden sign, giving off a pub effect. The title is bold, red lettering that takes up half of the image. The image includes men in a pub, one is holding a guitar, one is holding a mop and they appear to be performing. The men in the background are doing various things, such as performing and throwing things to give off a chaotic effect. The walls are a dark blue colour and the floors are a black and white diamond pattern. In the corner is the Olivier award stamp.

    First Look: The Choir of Man production images have been released

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    The Choir of Man began preview performances at London’s Arts Theatre on 29 October 2021 and has an officia... Read more

    The Multi Tony Award Winning Musical Anything Goes

    Anything Goes smashes London’s Barbican box office records!

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    The multi-award-winning musical Anything Goes is coming near to the end of its sold-out 15 week run at London’s... Read more

    Text: See it baby one last time. &Juliet, don

    & Juliet releases new production images to celebrate its 2nd Birthday

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    The award-winning musical & Juliet is celebrating its second birthday at the West End’s Shaftesbury Theatre... Read more

    Text: Music. Mates. Good times. The Choir of Man. The slogan is white capital letters on a wooden sign, giving off a pub effect. The title is bold, red lettering that takes up half of the image. The image includes men in a pub, one is holding a guitar, one is holding a mop and they appear to be performing. The men in the background are doing various things, such as performing and throwing things to give off a chaotic effect. The walls are a dark blue colour and the floors are a black and white diamond pattern. In the corner is the Olivier award stamp.

    #TicketTuesday The Choir of Man

    Posted on | By Nicky Sweetland |

    Our Ticket Tuesday is back! The popular weekly competition has returned, and we couldn’t be more excited. For o... Read more

    Full cast announced for Menier Chocolate Factory’s Habeas Corpus

    Posted on | By Jade Ali |

    The Menier Chocolate Factory has announced full casting for the upcoming production of Alan Bennett’s Habeas Co... Read more

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