The David Adjmi play made history last year by earning 13 Tony Award nominations, the most of any play, ever.

The Broadway hit continues in the West End at the Prince Edward.

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

Nicola Walker will star as a mother whose son disappears.

Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike will star in the new play, to be directed by Justin Martin.

The international hit musical continues at London's Apollo Victoria Theatre.

Steve Antin's new musical features songs by Christina Aguilera and Sia plus new music by Todrick Hall and Jess Folley.

Dominic Cooke is directing the George Bernard Shaw play, reuniting with Staunton after their work on Hello, Dolly! and Follies.

Tony winner John Doyle is directing the new work, featuring a score by late composer Steven Lutvak.

The irreverent send-up of the blockbuster film Titanic has also extended its booking period at the Criterion Theatre at Piccadilly Circus.

A new company leads the hit musical after the recent limited engagement of the original Broadway cast.

Centering on the legendary musician Sister Rosetta Tharpe and her protégé, Marie Knight, the play was written by George Brant.

The international hit musical continues in the West End at the Lyceum Theatre.

Tim Price's play charts the creation of Britain's National Health Service.

The new musical with music by Elton John opened at the Dominion Theatre December 5, 2024.

The fully staged production follows concerts of the Tony-nominated musical last year at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Guinness World Records was on hand to celebrate the occasion.

Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman’s play "contains moments of extreme shock and tension."

The transfer of the Broadway and big screen hit has been playing the Savoy Theatre since last year.

Alexander Lincoln and Omari Douglas will star in Harrison David Rivers' play.

The international hit musical continues at London's Apollo Victoria Theatre.

The Wicked star has titled her evening Queen of the West End.

Great Performances will broadcast the recent West End transfer of the Donmar Warehouse production.

Fresh off his Sunset Blvd. Broadway opening, Lloyd is revisiting the Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical after directing it in 2019.

Tony winner Billy Porter currently co-stars in the West End revival at the Kit Kat Club.

The Wicked alums will celebrate the roles that defined them and the songs that shaped them on their journey to West End stardom.

The play centers on the trailblazing actor-activist on the precipice of signing his career-defining Hollywood contract.

Jordan Fein again directs the Olivier-nominated production previously seen at Regent's Park.

The 1980s-set coming-of-age story explores love and social class against the backdrop of the legendary British quiz show University Challenge.

With music and lyrics by Scott Evan Davis and a book by Kait Kerrigan, the musical depicts a family living with Alzheimer's, autism, and synesthesia.

A new company leads the hit musical after the recent limited engagement of the original Broadway cast.

The Rob Rokicki-Joe Tracz musical continues its U.K. premiere at The Other Palace.

Beth Steel's play made its world premiere at the National in 2024.

The stage adaptation of the beloved Studio Ghibli film previously took home six Olivier Awards.

The brand new comedy from the Play That Goes Wrong creators brings the chaos and humour of The Cornley Amateur Drama Society to the work of Charles Dickens.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical has again extended its run at the specially designed Starlight Auditorium.

The stage musical adaptation begins performances at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the West End in June.

The play comes on the heels of a broader conversation about Roald Dahl's work and the prejudice embedded in many of his stories.

Inspired by Schnitzler's La Ronde, DiPietro's play reimagines the tale of sexual power, discovery, and exploration in the context of today’s gay scene.

The Rob Rokicki-Joe Tracz musical continues its U.K. premiere at The Other Palace.

The musical based on Shannon Hale's novel (and film) of the same name comes from the team behind the Between the Lines stage adaption.

Jack Thorne's adaptation of the Dickens classic has played the London theatre annually since 2017, and made its Broadway debut in 2019.

London's top theatrical honors will be awarded April 6 at Royal Albert Hall.

The musical follows a group of student activists who stood up to Hitler in Nazi Germany, distributing leaflets that challenged his propaganda.

Bordello is the story of the immigrant Polish woman who brought down an international Jewish sex-trafficking ring.

Lindsay Posner will direct the revival at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.

Previews will begin at the Garrick Theatre this fall.

Based on the book Right From Wrong, Punch comes to London after a run at Nottingham Playhouse.

The West End revival recently celebrated its 1,000th performance at the Kit Kat Club.

Lynette Linton directs the era-defining comedy that illuminates the Guyanese experience of 1970s London.

New production shots give us a look at the latest cast of the long-running London musical.

Desmonda Cathabel, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt, Chris Jarman, Cedric Neal, Dylan Wood, and more are joining the musical's London run next month.

Lynette Linton directs the era-defining comedy that illuminates the Guyanese experience of 1970s London.

The previously announced Conor McPherson-penned live stage version of the best-selling book has set dates and found a purpose-built home.

Following Off-Broadway and Edinburgh Fringe Festival runs, the musical will play a new venue custom built for the immersive production.

Known for its multi-extended Guys and Dolls, the company will also welcome the return of its immersive A Midsummer Night's Dream.

The London run precedes a U.K. tour and New York engagement.

Jonathan O'Boyle directed the London concerts of the Stephen Schwartz-Roger O. Hirson musical.

Emily Susanne Lloyd will direct the new musical from Bree Lowdermilk and Kait Kerrigan.

Lynette Linton directs the era-defining comedy that illuminates the Guyanese experience of 1970s London.