Theatre and Shows
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A Christmas Carol London 2026: The Old Vic’s Festive Classic Returns
A Christmas Carol returns to The Old Vic in London for the 2026 festive season, bringing Charles Dickens’ famous ghost story back to the…
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Into the Woods London 2026: Sondheim’s Fairytale Musical Comes to the West End
Into the Woods is coming to London’s West End in September 2026, as Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s much-loved musical transfers to the Noël…
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Julie Yammanee on Magic Mike Live: 10 Questions Ahead of the Aylesbury Shows
Julie Yammanee joins Magic Mike Live as one of the MCs for its new international tour, launching at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre from 27–29 August…
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Northern Ballet at the Royal Opera House: 5 Things to Know About Three Short Ballets
Northern Ballet returns to the Linbury Theatre at the Royal Opera House in London from 29 September to 2 October 2026 with Three Short…
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Parenthood, Love and Unpaid Debts: HIM at the Union Theatre
HIM at the Union Theatre is a darkly funny new play about parenthood, loyalty and the complicated agreements people make for those they love.…
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Five Things to Know About Jane Eyre at Mercury Theatre Colchester in 2026
A new touring production of Jane Eyre opens at Mercury Theatre Colchester in September 2026. Olivia Marcus and Gabriel Akuwudike lead the cast in…
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Five Things to Know About The Stage Debut Awards 2026 Public Vote
Voting is now open for Best West End Debut Performer at The Stage Debut Awards 2026. Sadie Sink, Brendan Gleeson and Noah Jupe are…
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Sting’s The Last Ship London 2026: Cast, Dates and Tickets
Sting’s The Last Ship comes to London in 2026 for a strictly limited season at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Written and composed by…
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Avenue Q London 2026: Cast, Dates and Tickets
The Avenue Q London 2026 revival is now playing at the Shaftesbury Theatre. The award-winning adult puppet musical has returned to the West End…
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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Mona Lisa Musical: Five Things We Know So Far
The new Andrew Lloyd Webber Mona Lisa musical will turn one of history’s most famous art thefts into a major stage production. Based on…
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Ghosts, Strikes and Techno: Five Reasons to See Three Ghosts of Silvertown in East London
East London’s industrial past rises again in Three Ghosts of Silvertown, a bold new production by playwright James Kenworth and director Jade Ward McFarlane.…
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Cinderella at Esher Theatre 2026: Cast, Dates and Tickets
The Esher pantomime for 2026 is Cinderella, playing at Esher Theatre throughout December. Starring Bobby Davro, Gemma Bissix and Ciara Janson, the production promises…
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The Brown Suite at Woking Theatre: 5 Things to Know About the New Funk and Soul Dance Show
A new dance production powered by the music of James Brown, Etta James and Sam Cooke is coming to Woking Theatre on 16 and…
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears at Woking Theatre: 5 Things to Know About the 2026 Christmas Pantomime
Christmas in Woking is going big top this year. Goldilocks and the Three Bears comes to Woking Theatre from 4 December 2026 to 3…
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CATS at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Review
Cats is back in London at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, and it feels like a very good fit for the space. Here are…
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Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane: A Short 5 Thing Review
Disney’s Hercules is big, colourful and very easy to enjoy. It has plenty of familiar songs, comedy and spectacle, and works well as a…
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Anne-Marie Duff Stars in Some Woman at the National Theatre: 5 Things to Know About the New 2026 Play
A new play by Helen Edmundson, writer of Small Island, is coming to the National Theatre this autumn. Some Woman stars Anne-Marie Duff and…