Theatre and Shows
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5 Reasons to Book Dick Whittington and His Cat at the King’s Head Theatre This Christmas
King’s Head Theatre’s panto Dick Whittington and His Cat runs from 22 November to 3 January, with RuPaul’s Drag Race UK stars Victoria Scone…
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5 Things to Know About Riverside Studios’ Final 50th Anniversary Events, With Hayley Mills and Hanif Kureishi
Riverside Studios in Hammersmith rounds off its 50th anniversary with Hayley Mills in Conversation (8 November), Hanif Kureishi in Conversation (10 January) and Leigh…
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5 Things to Know as Operation Mincemeat Heads to Australia, Plus How to See It in London
Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat announces its fifth production, in Melbourne in 2027. In London, it’s now extended at the Fortune Theatre…
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5 Things to Know About the Falsettos 10th Anniversary Reunion Concert at the London Palladium
The original Broadway revival cast of Falsettos, including Stephanie J. Block, Christian Borle and Andrew Rannells, reunite for three London Palladium concerts on 23…
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5 Reasons to See The Girl in the Mask at the White Bear Theatre
Brad Sutherland’s new dark comedy The Girl in the Mask, about autistic shutdown, grief and a family secret, runs at the White Bear Theatre…
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5 Dance Shows to Book at Sadler’s Wells This November, From Tango to The Snowman
November at Sadler’s Wells brings Tango After Dark, BalletBoyz’ world premiere Six Lethargies, Lost Dog’s The Last Hamlet, kathak from Aditi Mangaldas and a…
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5 Things to Know About The Hunger Games: On Stage’s New Cast, Including Daniel Brocklebank and Neil McDermott
The Hunger Games: On Stage at Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre welcomes a new cast from 23 October, led by Elizabeth Anderson as Katniss, with…
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5 Things to Know About Victoria Wood’s dinnerladies on Stage, Starring Les Dennis and Sue Cleaver
Sue Cleaver and Karen Henthorn join Les Dennis in the first stage adaptation of Victoria Wood’s dinnerladies, touring the UK in 2027 with dates…
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5 Reasons to See Tom Fletcher’s There’s a Monster in Your Show at Woolwich Works This Half Term
Tom Fletcher’s interactive family musical There’s a Monster in Your Show plays two shows at Woolwich Works on Saturday 24 October. Tickets £16.50, family…
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5 Shows to Book in Park Theatre’s 2027 Season, Including Jez Butterworth’s Mojo
Park Theatre in Finsbury Park announces its 2027 Park200 season, with the first London revival of Jez Butterworth’s Mojo in 14 years, Max &…
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5 Reasons to See Disney’s High School Musical at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Disney’s High School Musical, starring McFly’s Harry Judd and original film star KayCee Stroh, opens at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre on 12 October and…
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5 Reasons to See The Bridge, Alaa Shehada’s Fringe First-Winning Show, at the Bush Theatre
Palestinian actor and comedian Alaa Shehada brings his Fringe First-winning show The Bridge to the Bush Theatre from 28 October to 11 November. Tickets…
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5 Reasons to See HIM at the Union Theatre, Starring Niall Sheehy
Natalie Ekberg’s darkly funny new play HIM, about a contemporary LGBTQ+ family, runs at the Union Theatre in Southwark from 19 to 30 October,…
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5 Reasons to Book Showstopper! The Kids’ Show at Soho Theatre Walthamstow This Half Term
Olivier Award-winning improvisers The Showstoppers bring their interactive musical comedy for kids to Soho Theatre Walthamstow on 28, 30 and 31 October.
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5 Shows to See in Riverside Studios’ 50th Anniversary Winter Season
Riverside Studios in Hammersmith announces its winter season for its 50th anniversary year, including panto Tinderella, a world premiere from the writer of Dead…
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5 Things to Know About Voila! Theatre Festival 2026: 101 Shows in 60 Languages Across London
Voila! Theatre Festival returns from 2 to 22 November 2026, with 450 artists presenting 101 shows and events in 60 languages across eight London…
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5 Reasons to See Franz & Marie at Charing Cross Theatre Before 14 November
Franz & Marie, a haunting indie-folk musical reimagining of Woyzeck starring Brenock O’Connor and Jade Oswald, runs at Charing Cross Theatre until 14 November.