Andrew Scott to star in Present Laughter at the Old Vic
Matthew Warchus directs Present Laughter at the Old Vic Theatre
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Cinema screening: The Importance of Being Earnest
The Importance of Being Earnest is broadcast live on 9 October 2018
West End production of The Importance of Being Earnest to get live broadcast
The production stars Sophie Thompson
Guys and Dolls at the Savoy Theatre
Chichester Festival Theatre’s highly acclaimed and sell out production of Guys and Dolls transfers to the West End’s Savoy theatre.
Guys and Dolls transfer to the Savoy theatre
Chichester Festival Theatre’s critically acclaimed and sell out production of Guys and Dolls is to transfer to London’s Savoy theatre.
Photos: Guys and Dolls, Chichester Festival Theatre
Production photos of Guys and Dolls at the Chichester Festival Theatre
Chichester Guys and Dolls cast announced
The cast has been announced for Chichester Festival Theatre’s summer 2014 revival of Guys and Dolls including Clare Foster, Jamie Parker and Sophie Thompson,
Chichester announce new season: Imelda Staunton to play Gypsy, Rupert Everett in Amadeus
Chichester Festival Theatre has announced its new season for 2014, with some big-hitting shows and stars set to appear and a number of shows with West End transfer potential.
Stars lined up for the new season include Rupert Everett, Imelda Staunton, Sophie Thompson, Peter Polycarpou, David Haig, Penelope Wilton, Rosalie Craig, Zoë Wanamaker, Patricia Routledge and Dervla Kirwan.
Bruce Norris play Clybourne Park wins Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Bruce Norris’s drama Clybourne Park, which was staged at the Royal Court theatre last year and is currently playing at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London, has won this year’s Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Best Play winner Clybourne Park: Save £11 on tickets
Save £11 on tickets to CLYBOURNE PARK at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London
Clybourne Park – Reviews Round-up
Clybourne Park – Reviews Round-up
In the West End This Week: Wicked, Oliviers
What’s coming up in the West End this week, including The Wizard of Oz, Wicked, Shoes, the Olivier Awards and The Children’s Hour.
New this week: The Children’s Hour
New shows coming to London this week include The Children’s Hour at the Comedy Theatre starring Keira Knightley and Elisabeth Moss; the Royal Court’s award-winning Clybourne Park to the Wyndham’s Theatre; and Will & Grace star Leslie Jordan in his Trip Down the Pink Carpet.
Campbell Moore joins Clybourne Park
Jason Watkins drops out of Clybourne Park; Stephen Campbell Moore to take over
Evening Standard Awards – shortlist
Sheridan Smith and Elena Roger head-to-head for Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Evening Standard Theatre Awards – Shortlist 2010
EVENING STANDARD THEATRE AWARDS – SHORTLIST 2010
Evening Standard nominees announced
This year’s London Evening Standard Theatre Awards long-list of nominees has been announced.
Evening Standard Theatre Awards – Nominees 2010
LONDON EVENING STANDARD THEATRE AWARDS – NOMINEES 2010
Clybourne Park tickets at the Wyndham’s Theatre starring Sophie Thompson and Stephen Campbell Moore
Winner of Best New Play at the 2011 Olivier Awards, the Royal Court transfers Bruce Norris’ satirical comedy Clybourne Park to the Wyndham’s Theatre for a strictly limited run, staring Sophie Thompson.
OLIVIER AWARDS – Best Actress Winners
OLIVIER AWARDS – BEST ACTRESS WINNERS
WOS Theatregoers Choice Awards – the results
It was a good night for Shakespeare yesterday at the Whatsonstage Theatregoers Choice awards, held at the Prince of Wales theatre in London. There were a number of awards for the Donmar’s Othello, including Best Shakespearan production, best director for Michael Grandage and best supporting actor for Tom Hiddleston. Also the RSC’s Hamlet received gongs for best regional production and theatre event of the year – to celebrate David Tennant’s performance and return to the stage. As is often the case with awards chosen by the public, the spread of shows and talent was very wide, ranging from awards for …
The Female of the Species Review
Review of ‘The Female Of The Species’ at the Vaudeville Theatre