West End Weekly (12 April 2025): Bryan Cranston in All My Sons, Ncuti Gatwa in Born With Teeth & more

Emmy, Golden Globe, Tony & Olivier Award winning actor Bryan Cranston returns to the West End in a gripping revival of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, joined by Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths) and Paapa Essiedu (The Capture). Directed by Ivo van Hove, this powerhouse production is playing the Wyndham’s Theatre from November. 

Get ready for sparks to fly at Wyndham’s Theatre! Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor Who, Sex Education) and Edward Bluemel (Killing Eve, Sex Education) take on the roles of Marlowe and Shakespeare in Born With Teeth. Set in a 1591 pub backroom, this two-hander pits two literary giants against each other in a gripping dance of rivalry, flirtation, and betrayal.

Fresh from his Broadway debut in Sunset Boulevard, rising American star Diego Andres Rodriguez is making his West End debut as Che, alongside Rachel Zegler (Snow White) as Eva Perón, in Jamie Lloyd’s bold new revival of Evita at the London Palladium.

Grab your glad-rags and get ready to roar, because the Tony Award-winning musical The Great Gatsby is coming to London, and you’re invited! Enjoy exclusive prices on tickets, valid Mon – Thur  from 5 May to 12 June, book by 14 April.

The Royal Albert Hall celebrated the best of West End theatre on Sunday, with the annual Olivier Awards. There were big wins for Fiddler on the Roof, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and Giant, crowning standout performances from John Lithgow, Imelda Staunton, Layton Williams and more.

Disco fever is coming to the West End this autumn as Get Down Tonight: The KC and The Sunshine Band Musical comes to London, packed with over 20 iconic KC hits, and all the funk, heart and sequins you’d expect.

Fresh from her fifth Olivier win last Sunday, and ahead of her West End return in Mrs Warren’s Profession, Dame Imelda Staunton’s stage legacy takes centre stage in our ranking of her best performances.