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For their next trick: Now You See Me transforms into a live West End show

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For their next trick: Now You See Me transforms into a live West End show

And for their next trick, Lionsgate will transform the Now You See Me film series into a spellbin...

24 Mar, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Trainspotting the Musical to have world premiere at Theatre Royal Haymarket

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Trainspotting the Musical to have world premiere at Theatre Royal Haymarket

Forget London Waterloo, Paddington and Euston, there’s only one place to go trainspotting this su...

24 Mar, 2026 | By Sian McBride

The Holy Rosenbergs review: A gripping, urgent and deeply humane family drama

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The Holy Rosenbergs review: A gripping, urgent and deeply humane family drama

A lot has happened since Ryan Craig's The Holy Rosenbergs first opened 15 years ago. London hoste...

10 Mar, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Death Note: The Musical to have world premiere at the Barbican

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Death Note: The Musical to have world premiere at the Barbican

30th July is a date you need to write down - just make sure it's the right book - because Death N...

26 Feb, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Pulse, poetry and protest: Deep Azure ignites the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

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Pulse, poetry and protest: Deep Azure ignites the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

Written by Oscar nominee and Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman, and inspired by the real-life s...

18 Feb, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Kinky Boots the Musical announces full West End cast

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Kinky Boots the Musical announces full West End cast

Everybody say yeah! The full cast for the brand-new production of the Olivier, Tony and Grammy Aw...

16 Feb, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Shadowlands review: Hugh Bonneville is exquisite as C.S. Lewis

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Shadowlands review: Hugh Bonneville is exquisite as C.S. Lewis

Originally a 1985 television film, later reworked into a 1989 stage play, and perhaps most famous...

13 Feb, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Review Roundup: What are the critics saying about I’m Sorry, Prime Minister?

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Review Roundup: What are the critics saying about I’m Sorry, Prime Minister?

Jonathan Lynn, the BAFTA award-winning co-creator of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister has tr...

13 Feb, 2026 | By Sian McBride

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry review: A joyous, uplifting celebration of love and friendship

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The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry review: A joyous, uplifting celebration of love and friendship

Harold’s journey to the West End has been a pilgrimage in itself, starting life as a bestselling ...

11 Feb, 2026 | By Sian McBride