Shane Ritchie to return to ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’ in London’s West End
Shane Ritchie heads London’s West End as he takes to the stage in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.
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Shane Ritchie heads London’s West End as he takes to the stage in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.
Adam Kay returns to the West End with his hilarious stand up show This Is Going To Hurt
The hit British musical returns 12 November 2020
Don’t miss Horrible Histories Part 5 – the hilarious history of Britain
Mountview drama student Noah Thomas to play Jamie New
Mountview drama student Noah Thomas to play Jamie New
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is booking until 29 August 2020
Phil Nichol will return to the role of Hugo / Loco Chanelle
Don’t miss the hilarious history of Britain – with all of the nasty bits left in – as Horrible Histories – Part Four hits the Apollo Theatre.
Bill Ward joins the cast from 1 July 2019
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie extends into 2020
First look at the new cast of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
Major cast change for Everybody’s Talking About Jamie in West End
Michelle Visage joins the cast from 18 October 2018
The new smash-hit musical from ‘The Feeling’ Dan Gillespie-Sells and Tom MacRae
A steamy new production of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof at the Apollo Theatre
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie will run at the Apollo Theatre November
Benedict Andrew’s production stars Sienna Miller and Jack O’Connell.
Love and Idleness will play a limited 7 week run at the Apollo Theatre.
Cat on A Hot Tin Roof at the Apollo Theatre starring Sienna Miller
Did the critics find Everybody’s Talking About Jamie a drag?
Tom Stoppard’s Travesties at the Apollo Theatre starring Tom Hollander.
The Menier Chocolate Factory’s acclaimed revival stars Tom Hollander.
Tom Hollander is comedy gold. Travesties is a must.
Mischief Theatre’s smash hit play Peter Pan Goes Wrong heads to BBC One
Michael Crawford returns to the stage in the Go-Between
Issy Van Randwyck, Stuart Ward and Gemma Sutton join cast of The Go-Between
The legendary Phantom star Michael Crawford returns in a new musical adaptation of The Go-Between.
The Go-Between starring Michael Crawford at the Apollo Theatre.
Gemma Arterton stars as cheeky, charming Nell Gwynn
Casting update for West End transfer of Nell Gwynn
Gemma Arterton returns to the West End in Nell Gwynn
The creative team behind The Play That Goes Wrong bring Christmas special Peter Pan Goes Wrong at the Apollo theatre
Peter Morgan updates The Audience to reflect the results of the 2015 General Election.
First Look at Kristen Scott Thomas as the Queen in The Audience.
Stepehen Daldry’s production of The Audience starring Kristen Scott Thomas as The Queen has announced full casting.
Urinetown The Musical is to close early at the Apollo Theatre on 3 January 2015.
First Look at Kristin Scott Thomas as Her Majesty The Queen, in The Audience at the Apollo Theatre
My Night with Reg transfers to the Apollo Theatre starring Julian Ovenden
New cast announced for Urinetown at the Apollo Theatre including comedian Phill Jupitus
Peter Morgan’s hit play The Audience is to be revived in London starring Kristin Scott Thomas
Kristin Scott Thomas stars as The Queen in a major new revival of Peter Morgan’s acclaimed play The Audience at the Apollo Theatre
Production photos of Urinetown at the Apollo Theatre
Don’t miss the hilarious Horrible Histories Barmy Britain Part 4
Producers of forthcoming musical URINETOWN have released a brand new trailer for the show. Starting previews on 29 September 2014, cult Broadway musical URINETOWN transfers into the West End’s Apollo Theatre following a smash-hit run at the St James Theatre. Directed by Jamie Lloyd and designed by Soutra Gilmour, this multi-Tony Award winning show stars Olivier Award winner Jenna Russell as Penelope Pennywise, Jonathan Slinger as Officer Lockstock, and EastEnders’ Marc Elliott as Mr McQueen. BOOK SPECIAL OFFERS AVAILABLE: Book tickets to Urinetown The Musical at the Apollo Theatre VIDEO New trailer for Urinetown at the Apollo Theatre httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcs52VjoPkM
The full cast has been announced for the West End transfer of Urinetown at the Apollo Theatre.
Jenna Russell is to lead the transfer of cult musical Urinetown, coming to the Apollo Theatre this Autumn.
Jamie Lloyd’s hit revival of cult Broadway show Urinetown is to transfer into the Apollo Theatre.
Director Jamie Lloyd and designer Soutra Gilmour continue their march on West End domination with the West End transfer of cult Broadway musical URINETOWN to the Apollo Theatre
Hollywood star Kristin Scott Thomas returns to the West End to play Her Majesty The Queen in Peter Morgan’s drama The Audience at the Apollo Theatre.
Photos: Let The Right One In at the Apollo Theatre
The National Theatre of Scotland’s sell-out production of vampire horror Let the Right One In comes to the Apollo Theatre.
The National Theatre’s hit play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is to move to the Gielgud Theatre following the roof collapse of the Apollo Theatre.
The Society of London Theatre has made a statement regarding the collapse of the roof at the Apollo Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue.
What’s playing and coming up at the Apollo Theatre
Following a smash-hit run at the National Theatre, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time heads into town starring Luke Treadaway
Save £25 on tickets to see Idina Menzel at the Apollo Theatre in London.
Save £21.50 on tickets to see the acclaimed production of Long Day’s Journey Into Night at the Apollo Theatre starring David Suchet.
DAVID SUCHET in Long Day’s Journey Into Night
Mark Rylance stars as Olivia in this all-male production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, directed by Tim Carroll and also featuring Stephen Fry as Malvolio.
Olivier and Tony-award winning Mark Rylance stars as Richard III in this new Shakespeare’s Globe production, featuring an all-male cast directed by Tim Carroll.
SPECIAL OFFER: Save up to £16 on tickets to see The Madness of George III starring David Haig
David Haig gives the performance of his life as King George III in the West End premiere of Alan Bennett’s smash-hit comedy The Madness Of George III.
David Suchet returns to the West End following his critically acclaimed performance in All My Sons to star as James Tyrone in Eugene O’Neill’s masterpiece, Long Day’s Journey into Night.
Ian Rickson’s Royal Court Theatre production of Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem will return to London’s West End for a strictly limited 14 week engagement hot on the heels of a triumphant Broadway run. Mark Rylance will reprise his Olivier and Tony award-wining performance as Johnny “Rooster” Byron, directed by Ian Rickson. Previewing at the Apollo Theatre from 8 October 2011, with press night on 17 October, Jerusalem is booking until 14 January 2012. Designs are by Ultz, with lighting by Mimi Jordan Sherin, sound by Ian Dickinson for Autograph and music by Stephen Warbeck. Jerusalem is produced in the West End by Royal Court Theatre Productions and by Sonia Friedman Productions.
MARK RYLANCE in Jerusalem
Mark Rylance returns to London following his triumphant, Tony Award-winning run as hellraiser Johnny Byron in Jez Butteworth’s acclaimed play Jerusalem, directed by Ian Rickson. Also starring Mackenzie Crook.
A round-up of reviews of Yes, Prime Minister at the Apollo Theatre starring Richard McCabe and Simon Williams.
Alison Steadman and Ruthie Henshall star in Noel Coward’s prefect comedy Blithe Spirit. Save £16.50 on tickets.
Featuring an all-star cast including Alison Steadman (Gavin & Stacey) as Madame Arcati, Ruthie Henshall (Crazy for You) as Elvira, Hermione Norris (Spooks) as Ruth and Robert Bathurst (Cold Feet) as Charles Condomine.
Save £10 on tickets to YES, PRIME MINISTER at the Apollo Theatre
The successful Chichester production of Yes, Prime Minister is making a welcome return to the West End this summer, from 6 July to 17 September 2011.
UNTIL 17 SEPTEMBER AT THE APOLLO THEATRE: Yes, Prime Minister returns to the West End based on the classic BBC sitcom, starring Simon Williams and Richard McCabe. Transfers to the Gielgud Theatre from 20 September.
Following a sell-out run in the West End and a triumphant tour of the UK, Jonathan Lynn and Antony Jay’s hit production will return to the West End, this time to the Apollo Theatre for a strictly limited season from 6 July 2011.
Blithe Spirit – Reviews Round-up
Première’s this week in the West End include Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit starring Alison Steadman and Ruthie Henshall, Sienna Miller in Flare Path, Polly Rae in Hurly Burly, Matthew Kelly in Sign of the Times and the Olivier Awards this Sunday 13 March.
Production photos of Blithe Spirit at the Apollo Theatre in London.
Noel Coward’s blissful comedy Blithe Spirit starts previews at the Apollo Theatre featuring an all-star cast including Alison Steadman (Gavin & Stacey), Ruthie Henshall (Chicago), Hermione Norris (Spooks) and Robert Bathurst (Hattie). The revival is directed by the award-winning Thea Sharrock (After the Dance).
Some big-hitting West End shows open this week in London, including The Wizard of Oz, Million Dollar Quartet, Flare Path and Blithe Spirit.
Save £18.50 on tickets to Leslie Jordan – My Trip Down The Pink Carpet at the Apollo Theatre
Save £8.50 on tickets to see Blithe Spirit at the Apollo Theatre in London
Featuring an all-star cast including Alison Steadman (Gavin & Stacey) as Madame Arcati, Ruthie Henshall (Crazy for You) as Elvira, Hermione Norris (Spooks) as Ruth and Robert Bathurst (Cold Feet) as Charles Condomine.
The Country Girl at the Apollo Theatre – Reviews Round-up
A London map highlighting the location of the Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1D 7ES
Save £9.50 on tickets to see Martin Shaw and Jenny Seagrove in The Country Girl at the Apollo Theatre in London
This week’s West End openings range from classic American drama to modern Greek tragedy, with Pittsburgh flashdancing and West End blues thrown in. Plus the 80th birthday of a Wicked West End theatre.
A busy week for London theatre as comedy, Shakespeare, showgirls and Ben Barnes hit the West End, plus Hamlet, Yes Prime Minister, Les Miserables
RUTHIE HENSHALL in Blithe Spirit
Alison Steadman, Ruthie Henshall, Hermione Norris and Robert Bathurst lead the cast in this sparkling revival of Noel Coward’s hilarious comedy, directed by Thea Sharrock.
West End and Broadway musicals star Ruthie Henshall is to go legit with a starring role in Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit.
Jenny Seagrove and Martin Shaw star in Clifford Odets’s The Country Girl, about a once-great theatre star who is given the chance to make a major comeback.
David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker star in Arthur Miller’s powerful drama, directed by Howard Davies.
Cold Feet stars Hermione Norris and Robert Bathurst to star in Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit at the Apollo Theatre alongside Alison Steadman
Our regular round-up of theatre names hitting town or making the news. This issue includes Alison Steadman, Jenny Galloway, Catherine Zeta-Jones, David Haid, Robert Lindsay and Anthony Sher.
All My Sons at the Apollo Theatre – Reviews Round-Up
New shows starting this week: The Fantasticks, The Crucible, All My Sons and Dream of the Dog
DAVID SUCHET in All My Sons
ZOE WANAMAKER in All My Sons
The West End’s man-of-the-moment Mark Rylance will star in a revival of David Hirson’s comedy drama La Bete, initially in London and then New York.
Hollywood legend Debbie Reynolds comes to London inone-woman show
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