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Also joining the London cast are Suzie Mathers as Glinda and Anita Dobson as Madame Morrible.
Originally seen at the Menier Chocolate Factory, it will now begin performances at the Wyndham's in June.
Musical directors and supervisors are the unsung heroes of musical theatre, even if it is their work that makes all the singing
Just as the Sherman Brothers provided the soundtrack to numerous childhoods in the 1960s and 1970s with the film scores they provided
This is part of a series of five posts detailing the top 50 musical theatre composers of all time. Compiled by The
Mark Cornell will take over as group chief executive officer, with Adam Kenwright as executive vice-president.
Stephen Sondheim's musical is performed by ten actor-musicians.
I’m a day early with my picks this week, because from May 19-25 I’ll be ranking the top 50 theatre composers of
With Aladdin (imported from Broadway) and The Go-Between (a British musical first born in 2011 in Leeds) beginning London previews on May
I’m writing this from a Starbucks in San Francisco. Outside the window, I can see cable cars running up and down Powell
Sheridan Smith takes a leave of absence from Funny Girl, a London theatre injures audience members, and casting announcements for the London bow of Sideshow and more.
Australian director Simon Stone will create his first original work in the U.K.
The immersive disco Shakespeare show will feature comedian Vikki Stone.
Anne Archer is to be joined by musical theatre star Alex Gaumond.
The new play is being created in the rehearsal room.
Amber Riley will play Effie White seven performances a week, with the eighth undertaken by Ruth Brown and Karen Mav.
The Henry Krieger-Bill Russell musical concerns conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton.
When the recreation of Shakespeare’s Globe first opened its doors on the South Bank, just a few hundred yards from its original
I have already named the Barbican as one of my top venues, and this week it has no fewer than three entries in
The production was originally booking through January.
I’ve just caught up with the utterly loving London revival of Charlotte Keatley’s beautiful My Mother Said I Never Should at the
The Barbican will also host return of van Hove's Roman Tragedies.
One of the most lethal theatrical put-downs ever spoken is: "I saw the show at a disadvantage " the curtain was up."
Charlie Stemp, Devon-Elise Johnson, Ian Bartholomew, Emma WIlliams and Vivien Parry will star.
Season will also include Waiting for Waiting for Godot.
