The Other Palace prepares to meet Sappho: The Poetess
mchlpckrd Katy Ellis, Joanna Hickman and Damien James will join Hayley Canham in Sappho: The Poetess when it debuts at The Other Palace later this month. With Canham as Sappho, Ellis…
Mean Girls sets cast for UK & Ireland tour
Emily Lane, Vivian Panka, Sophie Pourret and Georgie Buckland will head the cast of Mean Girls The Musical when the show visits New Wimbledon Theatre as part of its 2026/27…
Trafalgar Theatre exclaims Oh, Mary!
Mason Alexander Park will take the title role in Oh, Mary! when the Tony Award-winning comedy has its West End premiere at Trafalgar Theatre this December. A dark comedy about…
King’s Head Theatre hosts Blink
King’s Head Theatre will stage a bold revival of Phil Porter’s play Blink in spring 2026. From Metal Rabbit Productions, it is directed by Simon Paris and marks his second…
The Importance of Being Earnest opens at Noël Coward Theatre
Olly Alexander and the cast of The Importance of Being Earnest are now on stage at the Noël Coward Theatre, following the West End transfer of the National Theatre production.…
Exxy debuts at Battersea Arts Centre
Take a look at Exxy, a new show from Dan Daw Creative Projects that has its world premiere today at Battersea Arts Centre. In Exxy (Australian slang for “that’s expensive,…
Mel Giedroyc boards ENO’s HMS Pinafore
Mel Giedroyc will make her English National Opera (ENO) debut this December after joining a new production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s nautical love triangle-themed opera HMS Pinafore. The comedian, actor…
Stratford East unveils new shows for 2026
Plays from Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich, Nancy Medina and Ava Pickett will run at Stratford East in 2026 as part of new artistic director Lisa Spirling’s first season. The…
Drayton Arms Theatre builds Castles
Drayton Arms Theatre will this month stage relationship drama Castles, the first London play from New York-based theatre company Telos Ensemble. Described as a twisting and brutally honest descent into…
Countess Dracula swoops into Camden People’s Theatre
Countess Dracula, a show described as a “radical re-interpretation” of Bram Stoker’s gothic classic, is coming to Camden People’s Theatre this month for a limited run. Performed by Joanna Holden…