Harriet Thorpe joins Steel Magnolias
mchlpckrd The Brittas Empire and Absolutely Fabulous star Harriet Thorpe is set to star in Steel Magnolias, which arrives at Richmond Theatre next month. Based on a true story, which scored…
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Marys Seacole at the Donmar Warehouse
Here’s a look at Marys Seacole, which is now on at the Donmar Warehouse until June 4. Directed by Nadia Latif, it is the UK premiere of Pulitzer Prize winner…
Christina Bianco to lead Little Voice
US singer and actor Christina Bianco heads the cast of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, which comes to Richmond Theatre this June. Directed by Bronagh Lagan (Cruise), Bianco…
Trailer: Straight Line Crazy
Here’s a new trailer for Straight Line Crazy, starring Ralph Fiennes as a man whose iron will exposes the weakness of democracy in the face of charismatic conviction. From writer…
New writing Premieres return to Wimbledon
New Wimbledon Theatre is bringing back its Premieres season for 2022 as part of its new writing initiative. This autumn, the venue’s studio will host three world premiere productions curated…
Hampstead welcomes Lotus Beauty cast
As Hampstead Theatre gears up for the world premiere of Satinder Chohan’s new play Lotus Beauty, here’s the full cast and creative team. Inspired by “the resilient women and vibrant…
Richmond unveils Spring 2022 season
A host of film, TV and theatre stars will grace the stage as part of Richmond Theatre’s Spring 2022 line-up. First up is Catch Me If You Can, a gripping…
Cabaret and Life of Pi dominate Olivier Awards 2022
Cabaret and Life of Pi were the big winners on the biggest night in Theatreland – the Olivier Awards. The Royal Albert Hall last night hosted the star-studded annual event,…
JLS star Aston Merrygold joins Footloose
Former JLS star Aston Merrygold, who recently appeared on TV in The Masked Singer, has joined the touring cast of Footloose the Musical. Merrygold will play Willard in the show,…
Gecko brings The Wedding to the Barbican
Physical theatre company Gecko is bringing The Wedding to London’s Barbican. The show, which questions the union between state and the individual, will play for one week only in June,…