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Aldwych Theatre

After a sold-out smash hit limited run at the Aldwych in 2018, Tina – The Musical is set to return with even more glitter, glamour and showstopping songs. Based on the film comedy classic, this musical is everyone’s favourite feel-good show: non-stop laughs mixed with killer dance numbers and a heartbreaking story of one woman’s rise to fame. The award-winning West End musical Tina – The Musical will return to the Aldwych Theatre with tickets on sale now.

Ambassadors Theatre

The Ambassadors Theatre was opened on 11th September 1905, and is located at 157-159 Shaftesbury Avenue, My City of London (mycityoflondon.co.uk). The theatre is London's oldest surviving music hall, and also houses a Victorian era bar. It has passed through various hands from Hugh Lowther to John Ella via Horace Liveright and Francis Laidler but in its early history was a variety theatre where music hall acts such as Chirgwin & Goodwin appeared, but it gradually became a cinema until it closed as such in 1961.

It was taken over by the Ambassador Theatre Group who restored it back to its music hall past, adding an additional stage for live performances. The Ambassadors Theatre is a West End theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue in the City of Westminster. It opened on 18 October 1927 as a twin to the now demolishedEmbassy Theatre, which was slightly further east. The Ambassadors Theatre was designed by architect W. G. R. Sprague with an interior by R.

H. Russell and one of the largest revolving stages in Britain. It is now a Grade II listed building, with the façade protected by law from any major alteration. Ambassadors Theatre has been at its present location since 1973. The theatre was built in the 1800s and rebuilt in 1909 after a fire, by the architect W. G. R Sprague (27 December 1881 3 April 1931). It was designed in an Edwardian style with a French Renaissance Beaux-Arts interior that is listed with Historic England as of 31 January 1999.

The Ambassadors Theatre in London is an intimate theatre comparable in size to the Young Vic and the Donmar Warehouse. Although it has attracted the occasional celebrity and royalty (the Queen attended a performance in 2007), it is also becoming increasingly popular with TV and film producers wishing to run previews of new shows. The Ambassadors Theatre opened on 15th April 1912, with a production of Twelfth Night, under the management of W. P. Milton, and it was designed by the architectural firm C.

Apollo Victoria Theatre

The Apollo Victoria Theatre and its foyer were left uninjured after the recent fire. However, there has been very significant smoke damage caused to the theatre, which will need a full assessment before it can reopen. From 30 March, tickets are available for Wicked plus Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Aladdin. All performances are due to go ahead fully as planned or have been unaffected by the fire. J. Phipps & D. P. Phipps.

Arts Theatre

Six, which won the Olivier Award last year, is directed by Dominic Cooke (former Artistic Director of The Royal Court) and choreographed by Rachid Sabitri. The cast includes Thomas Turgoose, Jonny Phillips, Omar Elba, Matilda Lee, Sean Kearns and Salena Godden. For the past few months, Six by Andrexis has been a great success at the Arts Theatre, as the theatre never goes empty. Once Six will reopen at the Arts Theatre once it is permitted in 2019, so you should be fortunate to keep calm and go for a show.

In 2017, the Arts Theatre’s Six became one of the hottest tickets in London. The revival starred Benedict Cumberbatch as the title character, a troubled 1960s clerk who wears only a half-shirt and searches for his missing lover. The show, which revolves around the life of Tina Turner, originally opened in 2015 and has since been playing at the Aldwych Theatre in London. Wood Green gets name-dropped in songs by Razorlight (Los Angeles Waltz), Mark Knopfler (J.

Cambridge Theatre

From the same team that brought you The Book of Mormon and Hamilton, Matilda the Musical is sure to be a West End hit. Tickets are on sale now but it's worth bearing in mind that as it is the most popular musical, tickets to Matilda the Musical are very likely to sell out quickly. Once the Cambridge Theatre undergoes refurbishment you will be able to continue buying tickets for Matilda the Musical at that location, although it is currently unclear when that will happen.

The London production of Matilda the Musical was a long time in the making. After the show's original West End production – a high-energy stage adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic tale of childhood rebellion, adapted for the stage by Dennis Kelly and with music and lyrics by Australian Tim Minchin – ended its run at the Cambridge Theatre, speculation about when that production would return began to spread. The Cambridge Theatre (formerly known as the New London) has been associated with musicals since the time it opened in 1907.

Its current configuration is a 1,200-seat proscenium arch theatre located at 21 and 29 St. Martin’s Lane, London WC2. During a major refurbishment, the theatre was renamed “Cambridge” in order to reflect its location next to The Pitt Building of the University of Cambridge. The Cambridge Theatre in the heart of The West End is the perfect place to host this marvellous musical and you can buy cheap Matilda tickets from us! It has been a very popular show for both theatregoers and critics from the word go.

Criterion Theatre

One of the finest theatres in America is the Criterion Theatre, which is located on East 4th Street in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The theatre first opened its doors, when the city was considered a wide-open railroad town. In speaking of visiting the Criterion theatre, Abraham Lincoln stated that he saw many good plays during his presidency. Criterion Theatre is one of the largest non-profit producing theaters in St. Louis. In 1979, the Criterion Theatre was established.

The theater produces contemporary plays and musicals, hosts a variety of arts education programs for children and teens, and produces an annual Awards Show. The Criterion Theatre was built in 1854 by the architect John T. Waddell. It has hosted minstrel shows, vaudeville, burlesque and stock performances ever since it opened its doors to the public. The first show that took place at the theater was a production of. The Criterion Theatre is a historic movie theater in the Little Tokyo neighborhood of Downtown Los Angeles.

Dominion Theatre

The Prince of Egypt has extended its run at the Dominion Theatre, due to Coronavirus. The decision has been made to extend the run of Elton John and Tim Rice’s The Lion King inspired musical The Prince of Egypt. The musical will now play until 4 September 2014, having previously been scheduled to play until 24 July. The Prince Of Egypt has been extended, due to the "extraordinary demand for tickets" according to ticket website; Get Me In.

The show will run from 3 Mayto 4 September at the Dominion Theatre. Dominion Theatre. The Prince of Egypt has extended its run at the Dominion Theatre, due to Coronavirus. The Prince of Egypt tickets are on sale from 3 Mayto 4 September. The Prince of Egypt has extended its run at the Dominion Theatre for a limited time due to the Coronavirus. The Prince of Egypt tickets are on sale now until 4 September.

The Prince Of Egypt show is at the Dominion Theatre right now, with tickets selling fast. But because of Coronavirus, the cast has been cut from six to four. Prince of Egypt tickets are on sale from 3rd May to 4th September at The Dominion Theatre. The theatre, which opened in 1926, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument. Cambridge Theatre. The West End run of Matilda the Musical will continue at the Cambridge Theatre, once the Cambridge can reopen.

Duchess Theatre

The Play That Goes Wrong returns to London's West End this October with its hilarious mixture of improvisation and disaster. Packed with commotion from the very first moment, it follows the hapless understudies of a religious play who are left to fend for themselves when the stage manager walks out five minutes before curtain up. If things couldn’t get any worse, then an unexpected visit from the bishop calling for a last minute script rewrite turns their performance into complete disarray! What could possibly go wrong?.

The Duchess Theatre in the heart of Theatreland is celebrating its 90th birthday. During that time it has showcased some of the greatest shows including My Fair Lady, A Chorus Line, Rock ‘n’ Roll and The Rocky Horror Show. The theatre is currently home to The Play That Goes Wrong, which has become a phenomenon and one of London’s most popular shows since opening in 2015. The Play That Goes Wrong was a critical sensation from London's West End and is currently suspended at the Duchess Theatre.

This hit play is a tribute to everything that can go hilariously wrong on the stage, with over 20 genuinely hazardous mishaps that could (and do) occur during any performance. Get your tickets now for The Play That Goes Wrong at the Duke of York's Theatre, London. This runaway hit show won the 2017 WhatsOnStage Award for Comedy and has consistently been sold out since its premiere in 2013. There is one performance left of The Play That Goes Wrong on 3 Oct.

Eventim Apollo

You would be forgiven for not knowing this, but the London revival of Sister Act was originally scheduled to open at the Eventim Apollo in 2018. Indeed, performances were advertised for 18 August to 4 November 2018. The production had a tryout run at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey, starring Tony Award winner Patina Miller as Deloris Van Cartier – a singer who witnesses a murder and hides in a convent disguised as a nun.

The UK production of Sister Act, an award-winning production which saw Whoopi Goldberg return to the London stage, has been cancelled. Initially the show was planned for a limited four month run at the Eventim Apollo from 15 October 2019 to 31 March 2020. However, on 20 May 2019 this was postponed until 9 February 2021. source --------. Who could ever forget Sister Act? The hilarious movie starring Whoopi Goldberg led to a musical based on the film.

Sister Act ran in London from 2013 for a short run but now it’s back after an extensive revival in New York. Here's everything you need to know about the production and how to get tickets. Theater bosses have revealed the Sister Act revival has been delayed until 2022. The musical had been due to open in June this year at the West End's Apollo Theatre, but it has just been announced that the show's run has been pushed back until August 2022.

The London revival ofSister Actwas originally scheduled for 2020, then postponed to 2021. Sadly, the production is now taking place in 2022, with Whoopi Goldberg no longer starring. Read here for more information. Fans of the West End revival of Sister Act, rejoice! The much anticipated production is coming to the Eventim Apollo in London in 2022 with none other than Whoopi Goldberg taking to the stage. Tickets are still available: mycityoflondon.co.uk pic.

Fortune Theatre

Now in its record-breaking 9th year, The Woman in Black continues to thrill audiences. Presented by the Fortune Theatre, Northampton's must-see ghost story is one of only 2 theatres in the UK to have played host to the hit stage show since it premiered on the West End in 2007. It has gone on to establish itself as a firm favourite with both audiences and critics alike. Fortune Theatre is excited to announce The Woman in Black will run at their venue until 6 April 2022, with additional performances added over the following years.

The global hit play directed by Stephen Mallatratt will continue to thrill London audiences with countless more bone-chilling performances. Fortune Theatre in London has done it again. After its history-making The Woman in Black has made its West End stage debut. The hit play which originally started at Fortune Theatre now set to perform at St. Martins Theater and Apollo Victoria Theatre from 2019. Fortune Theatre has announced its 2018 Summer Season programme as The Woman in Black continues its record-breaking run at the Fortune.

Currently, The Woman in Black tickets are available from 25 May to 2 April 2022. Fortune Theatre is a West End Theatre and Grade II Listed Building. The theatre opened its doors in 1929. In 2015, the theatre celebrated its 20th year as a home to The Woman In Black. The Fortune Theatre in London is playing host to the longest running play in the West End, The Woman in Black. twitter. com/oAXb0jbpmS — London Theatre (@LondonTheatre) October 2, 2018.

Garrick Theatre

The sensational, all-original production of Death Drop at Garrick Theatre continues from March 3rd. Death Drop is London’s only full-contact theatrical experience, and brings audiences face to face with physical theatre unlike anywhere else in the world. No other theatre company in the UK delivers a show like this. With four thrilling shows per week, Death Drop has been critically acclaimed by leading theatre critics across the UK and The Times has described it as “a truly unique spectacle that makes for exhilaratingly theatrical watching”.

To be honest, when I saw the name of this play, Death Drop, I had no idea what to expect. Death Drop is actually the name of an acrobatic move that involves a partner – one person will walk up and down a ladder and the other person will perform the ‘drop’ part of it. This play by a young and talented local is set in the kitchen of a bar in Bradford. As my final year at university draws to a close, I was fortunate enough to see one of the best and most exciting (and geeky) shows in London, that also happens to be right next door to UCL.

This show is called Death Drop. The show opened at the end of February and will run until 28th March. Orchestrated by Cleo Samy and Vincenzo Ferri the duo behind Italy's annual event Death Drop is the latest in a string of spectacular yet frightening stunts to take place on the landmark building, with previous events including a deadly formula one car race across its roof. Warren Ellis, author of Transmetropolitan and Red are A.

Gielgud Theatre

Richard Eyre’s new stage production of Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird promises to be a theatrical highlight of the summer, bringing together an all-star cast and a bold new vision for one of the most significant works of 20th century literature. Thomas Turgoose (This Is England), Jemma Walker (Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again) and Sam Swainsbury (The Jungle Book) will play the roles of siblings Scout, Jem and Dill as they make their way through childhood in The Great Depression.

The Gielgud Theatre has been home to many plays and musicals over the years, one of the most popular being Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The Gielgud Theatre in London uses a variety of seat layouts to give their audiences prime views of the action on stage. Our helpful guide, linked below, will let you know exactly which seat layout you’ll be getting when you order your tickets for To Kill A Mockingbird at the Gielgud Theatre.

What follows is the official press release from the theatre. The dates came out last month but until now we’ve only been given a few title details. The dates are helpful because it gives us a lot more information such as how long it will be showing for (12 months) which helps us to see what kind of return on investment we can expect and other sort of info like that. The famed literary drama To Kill a Mockingbird is set to return to the stage on 27 May, for a fifteen-month run.

The play was first staged in 2010 at the Birmingham Rep and subsequently Southwark Playhouse before enjoying a successful Broadway run. Its West End premiere will take place at the Gielgud Theatre. The cast of To Kill A Mockingbird will be announced shortly. It has yet to be confirmed if the production will use the script in place during its original, sold-out run at the Theatre Royal Bath. Branagh said: "To Kill A Mockingbird is one of the most important stories ever told and I am honoured to be part of bringing it to a new generation.

Gillian Lynne Theatre

Gillian Lynne Theatre, a resident company of the London Palladium, has announced its production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella will transfer to the West End’s The Palladium in May 2020. This will be the first time in Estelle Morris’s tenure as CEO that the theatre will be used exclusively for the work of resident company Gillian Lynne Theatre. Cinderella is the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical masterpiece which follows the trials, tribulations and eventual triumph of a young maiden.

The story has been retold countless times by Disney and many others, both on stage and in the film. But this will be the first time to ever see Cinderella's story told by Gillian Lynne, choreographer of Cats. Cinderella The Musical will face its first major test on 30 April 2022 at the Gillian Lynne Theatre as it enters previews. The production launched with a tryout run in Boston last month and received positive reviews for its memorable score, dazzling special effects, energetic cast and contemporary reinterpretation.

Cinderella is back with its world premiere. But this time, it's not the glass slippers and the fairy godmother it's got a new director and a brand-new creative team. On Tuesday, Gillian Lynne, whose original choreography won her an Olivier Award in 1997, was unveiled as the director of Cinderella The Musical. Cinderella musical will be produced by Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group, Tim Rice and Gillian Lynne. It's a new collaboration of the CGW team up with Alan Ayckbourn's company Theatrically Live and the West End producing team of Cameron Mackintosh, Debra Craine Cole and Tom Smedley.

Following multiple postponements, Cinderella The Musical will make its long awaited world premiere at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. Cinderella tickets are currently on sale from 30 April to 13 Feb. 2022. ". I. E this March at Garrick Theatre. The interactive performance will run from 3-28 March featuring the voice and music of James Buckley (The Inbetweeners) and the stage direction of Robert Icke (Frankenstein). At the moment, Matilda tickets are on sale from 4 May to 9 Jan.

Harold Pinter Theatre

HAROLD PINTER THEATRE, originally scheduled to open at The Playhouse Theatre, will now take up residence at the larger Harold Pinter Theatre. The transition will occur early in 2020 and the shows that were previously scheduled to play at The Playhouse Theatre will begin performances as follows: Good January 2020, The Ferryman March 2020 and Oslo May 2020. There's a new production of Harold Pinter's Good at the Harold Pinter Theatre, running Tuesday 12 March 2018 – Saturday 23 April 2018.

Director and performer Richard Bean is known for unearthing great works by great writers and this looks like it will be an exciting collaboration with one of the most significant and enduring writers of the last century. Good is a ground-breaking new play by Robert Alan Evans, directed by Bryan Singer and starring Patrick Stewart. It will preview at the Harold Pinter Theatre from 21 September before opening on 5 October 2019 tickets. Goodwill playwright Sir David Hare announced that the new production of his play Good, scheduled to open at the Harold Pinter Theatre on 31 March, has been postponed with immediate effect.

London Coliseum

The London Coliseum, a Grade II listed building, has hosted some of the most memorable shows in theatre history. Now it will have a new lease of life with Hairspray The Musical. As the perfect space for musicals, the London Coliseum has seen more than 40 former productions from The Sound of Music to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. If you want to watch this dazzling performance live, book Hairspray tickets on this website.

The show will be running at the London Coliseum, after its premiere at the New Wimbledon Theater. As the theatre has a seating capacity of 1,535, fans who wish to attend this production will only be able to purchase tickets due to huge demand. The previous UK premiere of Hairspray was at the Savoy Theatre in London until March 2017, where it became one of the most successful musicals ever made in London's West End.

Hairspray, one of London’s most popular stage musicals, will return to the West End in April 2021 for a strictly limited run of select performances at the London Coliseum after its hugely successful current run at the venue. Hairspray is coming to London in 2021 when it will open at the London Coliseum. Hairspray (musical) tickets are on sale to the public from 22 April to 28 Aug. 2021. Hairspray is on the way to London's West End in 2021 – and you still have a chance to be in it.

London Palladium

The show is set to receive its first ever complete UK and Ireland tour following its arrival at the London Palladium in Summer 2019. The show will continue its run at the London Palladium for an extended summer season next year, with performances from 1 July to 5 Sept. 21, and following a three month break it will launch its first ever UK and Ireland tour on 25 Jan. 2022 with performances continuing through to 2 Aug.

2022. The Young Vic will stage a new musical version of Spike Milligan’s lost play The Bed Sitting Room in 2019. Seminal 45s from the 1960s and 70s will be showcased during singles night at The Good Mixer, a pop-up bar based inside an ice lorry on April 9. The show will feature a new cast, who will be announced in the near future. It will be co-directed by current director Jamie Wilson and choreographer Lee Proud, neither of whom are returning for the next staging.

Composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, with lyrics by Tim Rice, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is based on the “coat of many colours” story from the Book of Genesis. The show played its initial summer season from 3 May to 5 Oct 2018; the winter season was at the venue from 10 Dec 2018 to 31 Jan 2019. If you’re new to the world of musical theatre but have always wanted to experience a show like this, here’s what you need to know.

Lyceum Theatre

On Monday, May 27, the Lyceum Theatre released a statement that "The Lion King would be postponed indefinitely until further notice as the theatre continues to recover. " Ticket holders will be notified via email of information relating to refunds or exchanges. However, there is no confirmation on when The Lion King will reopen. According to BroadwayWorld. com, The Lion King holds the record for highest grossing Broadway production in history with $1 billion earned from its original run.

This past September my family and I watched The Lion King on Broadway. However, New York has since been struck by Hurricane Sandy, and the theatres were closed. But now the discussion is back on re-opening the theatres, so that the thousands of people living without power can take their minds off of things for a few hours and see some entertainment. We will definately be lining up to go see The Lion King once they re-open, hoping the most powerful performance of all happens soon.

Lyceum Theatre is located at 149 W. 44th St. in New York, NY and is the home of The Lion King on Broadway since October 15, 1997! It is one of four theatres in the Theater District. The Lion King will return to the Lyceum Theatre once it is safe for theatres to reopen. Performance dates for The Lion King are currently unknown. Good will now open at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Performances are now postponed from spring 2021.

Lyric Theatre

The Lyric Theatre halted operations temporarily following the fire that damaged some areas of the theatre last month. The good news is that the renovation works have been completed and the theatre will resume performances from next month. According to a tweet this morning, Six will resume operations from 1 Mar. 2020 with its final performance on 18 Apr. 2021. Hope you get to catch it. Six is set to resume performances on Sunday, 1 March, at the Lyric Theatre.

The production was forced to halt shows on 17 Feb, following actor Harrison Craig’s injury in a fall from a ladder during that night’s performance. The show will re-open for the following 10 shows on 1 March, before moving to its full schedule from 2 Apr. As confirmed in a tweet, Six will resume performances at the Lyric Theatre from 1 March, with performances to 18 Apr. 2021. As for what the next tour could be, @danjonescomedy said he'll "do something new and relly challenge myself” in 2021, while leaving open the option of bringing a new show.

Noel Coward Theatre

The theatre suffered severe damage when a neighbouring apartment building partially collapsed. Emergency services evacuated the theatre and surrounding area, and are working hard to secure the site in preparation for reopening. The companies affected have pledged to return to their home theatres as soon as it is possible to do so, and to keep their audiences informed of any developments. In a statement, the producers of Dear Evan Hansen said: "Dear Evan Hansen will reopen at The Noel Coward Theatre (formerly The ALW) once it is safe for theatres to reopen.

The producers, Act 4 Entertainment, intend to keep ticket-holding customers up-to-date with any developments. ". We would like to inform you that due to the current situation in London, we are unfortunately unable re-open at The Phoenix Theatre with any shows eligible for performance until safety has been secured throughout the capital city. Many of you have contacted us to ask when we will be returning and as soon as we know that The Phoenix is available for performances again, you will be one of the first to be contacted.

We are very sorry for this inconvenience and while our team here is working around the clock to bring you Dear Evan Hansen on 8th February 2017, it seems London will not be safe in time. Theatregoers who had booked tickets to see Dear Evan Hansen, the much-lauded musical that was due to open at the Noel Coward Theatre in London’s West End tomorrow (20 November), have been told to expect delays. With hotels and theatres closed across the city following last night’s attack on London Bridge, it is not possible to say at this stage when Dear Evan Hansen will be ready to resume performances.

Dear Evan Hansen, the Tony and Grammy Award-winning Best Musical of 2017, will reopen at the “home sweet home” Noel Coward Theatre once it is safe for theatres to reopen. Dear Evan Hansen will reopen at the Noel Coward Theatre, once it is safe for theatres to reopen. Performance dates for Dear Evan Hansen are currently unknown. We are excited to confirm that Six will resume performances at the Lyric Theatre from 1 March, with performances to 18 Apr.

Novello Theatre

The much loved hit musical, ABBA’s MAMMA MIA!, returns to London at the Novello Theatre. Celebrating its 20th year on Broadway and a worldwide audience of over 52 million, this irresistible smash hit will take audiences on a trip down memory lane with ABBA’s timeless songs including ‘Dancing Queen’, ‘SOS’ and of course ‘Mamma Mia’. Mamma Mia! Tickets On Sale The newly re-decorated Novello Theatre welcomes you back to the Greek island of Kalokairi, where Sophie has invited the three men she thinks are her father to the wedding of her dreams.

Dates: 7 June 2021 – 2 October 2021. The iconic summer show returns to London's West End next year with a cast led by Sandy Duncan and Lesley Joseph. A brand new production of the Abba-inspired musical debuts at London's Novello Theatre from 27 June – 2 Oct 2021. Novello Theatre has revealed plans to stage the global smash hit, Mamma Mia! at the venue from 7 June 2021. 2021. This means the show is currently running a little over two years, having initially been announced as a limited season – 20 Sep 10 – 20 Jun 11.

Palace Theatre

We are delighted to announce a venue change for our tenth annual West End Musical Celebration. This year's event will be hosted at the Palace Theatre, QUEEN'S CROSS (formerly known as South Hill Park). The move has been made due to a scheduling overlap with another event that was due to take place at the originally intended venue this year, The Barbican. The cast and creative team of the West End Musical Celebrationwill now take place at the Palace Theatre, instead ofWest End Musical Christmas.

The Palace Theatre is located to the north west of the West End, in Westminster. The theatre opened in 1891 and is listed as a grade II building by Historic England. On 15th May the biggest West End and Broadway stars will come together for a one night only spectacular. Their mission? To celebrate the best of West End musicals in honour of 20 years since the Palace Theatre was completely renovated and transformed into one London’s most magical theatres.

This season marks the Show's tenth anniversary at thePalace Theatre and will be performed at a 2-week run, from 6 9 May 2013. West End Musical Christmas will not be heading to the Palace Theatre in December as previously scheduled. The show is now taking place at the Palace Theatre, instead of TheOther Palace, due to popular demand. Read here for more information. The American debut of the multi-award winning Simon Stephens play Good had previously been scheduled to open.

Phoenix Theatre

Come From Away: A Musical About Welcoming The World comes to Phoenix Theatre from 15 February 2020 to 8 June 2020. __ Come from Away is a musical about friendship, love, hope and resilience. Imagine the communities of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, forced to come together, in the wake of massive disruption and chaos. The result is music that will uplift you, inspire you, and leave you begging for more. __. Phoenix Theatre will be coming to the city, in association with Arts Council England and Battersea Arts Centre.

They will be creating and performing in a new production of ‘Come From Away’, the Tony nominated musical, which tells the true story behind what happened on 9/11 when 38 planes were forced to land at Gander International Airport. Standing on the edge of what is possible and imagine what could be. This year, we celebrate with a show that is simply breathtaking – a full-scale production that resonates just as strongly as the epic one-night-only concert presentation performed in Summer 2018.

“That’s too far away!” we hear you cry. Help is at hand. Theatre Royal Plymouth, in association with ithinktherefore. weknow. com, are proud to present a brand new winter concert concert adaptation of the smash hit musical Come From Away. It's not long now till you can indulge in the extravaganza that is Come From Away. Last year thousands flocked to London's Phoenix Theatre for it's short stint. Here's what you need to know about the musical returning this June.

Piccadilly Theatre

The classic 1990 movie Pretty Woman is set to make a comeback this spring, in the form of a musical. Already announced earlier this year, the West End premiere of Pretty Woman: The Musical has now been confirmed for Saturday 5 April 2018 at the Piccadilly Theatre. This will be followed by an official press night on Tuesday 8 April 2018 from 7pm. The show will see actress Samantha Barks play alongside Matt Bogart as Edward.

They will be joined by Lucy Gaskell and Marisha Wallace as Vivienne and Kit. The cast of Pretty Woman: The Musical is completed by Jodie Jacobs-Smith, David Barrett, Iain Milne, Callum Revell, Sayoko Taylor, Hannah Bayman and Craig Mather. The West End premiere of the new hit musical adaptation of Pretty Woman will continue at the Piccadilly Theatre. From 18 January to 10 February, the show will play a limited 12-performance-a-week season; official opening night is 29 January.

Playhouse Theatre

The Playhouse Theatre is a theatre located on Randolph Street in Chicago, Illinois. It was built by the playwrights, producers and managers Lester F. Scott, John W. Considine and John Chappell, Sr. as the Considine-Scott Theatre in 1894. The theatre was designed by the architect John M. Van Osdel, who also designed the nearby Garrick Theatre. It opened as the Considine-Scott that same year with a production of Shakespeare's "Richard III" starring William Faversham and Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson under the management of William A.

Brady. The Playhouse Theatre (located at 1512 1514 Post Street in the Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco, California) was built in 1891 and is an example of Victorian architecture. It is currently owned by The City of San Francisco and the winner of a National Trust for Historic Preservation award. The theater was designated a San Francisco Designated Landmark on March 5th, 1995. The Playhouse Theatre is located in Vancouver, BC. This venue has quite a bit of history, as you can tell by the name alone! The Playhouse Theatre is situated in East Van and has held numerous stage shows for both adults and children.

Prince Edward Theatre

The majority of the building remains closed as investigations continue but there is a possibility we will be able to use the theatre for performances in the early autumn. We are working tirelessly to ensure our building is safe and do not want to rush this process at all. We therefore plan to resume performances from 22 May 2021 (previews from 15 May 2021). The show stopping extravaganza, stage production of the musical version of this classic tale will return in 2021 following on from its record breaking year in 2018.

After a 500% increase on the number of tickets sold for a 10 week run on Broadway, Mary Poppins will be coming to London’s Prince Edward Theatre and with it comes some changes. Mary Poppins will begin performances at the Prince Edward Theatre on 30 Nov 2018 and run until 3 Apr 2019. The show was scheduled to run until 29 Mar 2019 but is being brought forward. The production has been recast since the closure of the theatre and will star Jennie Tucker as Mary with Lara McDonnell as Jane Banks.

We have made the difficult decision to postpone Thursday evening’s performance of Mary Poppins until a later date. We are sincerely sorry for any inconvenience that this may have caused and the production is working very hard to make sure all tickets holders will be able to see the show on another date. The official statement reads: Following the fire at the Prince Edward Theatre, operators of the venue have, sadly, established that it will not be possible to season open Mary Poppins at this time.

Prince Of Wales Theatre

I walked out of the Prince of Wales theatre the other evening, having seen the long-running production of The Book Of Mormon. There was a huge queue outside, as there generally is, so I waited patiently for my turn to see what all the fuss was about. After a while, I was finally able to get into the venue and make my way to my seat. The auditorium is a beautiful sight to behold. It’s festooned with gold leaf and ornate carvings and isn’t too dissimilar from a palace ballroom.

Prince of Wales Theatre, originally opened as His Majesty's Theatre on 18 Aug. 1930. It was renamed Prince Edward Theatre in July 1936 and again to its current name in March 1975. The theatre is currently owned by Really Useful Theatres and the Nederlander Group. The theatre has seen performances from many West End regulars such as Jim Dale, Tom Courtenay and Douglas Hodge. This will be The Book of Mormon's third London residency following a record-breaking original run from 2011-15, and a reprise season that finished in January 2017 following an acclaimed five year-long West End career at the Prince of Wales theatre.

Now in its tenth year at the Prince of Wales Theatre, The Book of Mormon will continue its current run on the West End, making it by far the record holder for longest running show in London theatre. Prince of Wales Theatre. The Book of Mormon has won every major North American award for best musical: the Drama League Award, the Helen Hayes Award, the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Tony. The Book of Mormon, winner of nine Tony Awards including Best Musical, is returning to London’s West End from 12 July 2018 to 8 January 2022.

Savoy Theatre

The Savoy Theatre is a great theatre full of history. It is located in Harlem which was once known as the "Harlem of the West. " The theatre was even listed on the National Historic Register at one time. Although it still stands there today, it has not been used since 1934. This theatre was once very popular and had many different acts coming to perform at this venue. Due to a number of factors, such as the Great Depression, bussing, and gang violence, the theatre slowly lost popularity until it was no longer considered profitable.

The Savoy Theatre opened in 1912 with a performance by The Gaiety Girls. Designed by architect Louis H. Asbury, the theater was known as one of the few “atmospheric theaters” in the United States. In total, there were six different seating sections: three inside that gave an illusion of being outside (and vice versa) and three on a balcony that were open-air. One such piece of architecture included large pillars that were constructed to look like palm trees.

The Savoy Theatre was the first black theatre in Harlem. It originally opened around 1884 as a cinder works factory that didn't last long before becoming a venue for various entertainment. The theatre was purchased by a black businessman in the community and became known as the Lincoln Theatre. His brother, Otis Campbell, later renamed it the Savoy Theatre in 1893. He hoped to pay homage to Britain's Savoy Hotel and its famous music hall Ol'Cook Dooker.

The Savoy Theatre is one of the oldest buildings on King Street. Built in 1890, it sits on the corner of King and James, just east of the downtown core, and it's only a block away from Memorial Arena. In the last year, the Savoy Theatre has seen two acts share a single stage. From classic musicals to musical reviews, they have it all! Here is an interactive map of the Playhouse Theatre. Currently, no shows are scheduled to run at the Playhouse Theatre.

Shaftesbury Theatre

The Shaftesbury Theatre is a West End theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, in the City of Westminster. It opened on 12 February 1912 as the Trafalgar Square Theatre and was built by Frank Matcham and originally designed to have 900 seats, but the plans were soon changed to house 775. Over the years, the building has undergone several hands and seen a number of uses during World War 2, it was used as a shadow factory for shell making; in 1941, Laurence Olivier directed his own production of Romeo and Juliet at the theatre in what were then known as 'The Old Vic Rooms'; it has also hosted indoor tennis courts and billiards tables.

The building is named after The Lord Shaftesbury,. Whatever your taste in theatre is, it's likely you'll find something to enjoy at the Shaftesbury Theatre. This London venue regularly books touring productions from home and abroad. It offers something that will appeal to everyone, from comedies to musicals, experimental theatre and classics. Once you've bought tickets to a show you'll need somewhere to stay in London. Take a look at our range of hotel discounts in central London before booking with us.

The world-renowned theatre company, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) is back in town. The 12-week limited season will be held at the Shaftesbury Theatre. The theatre was originally known as Gaiety when it was built in 1871. The name was changed to Alhambra in 1888 before becoming the Shaftesbury Theatre in 1902. 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'and 'The Comedy of Errors'were among the many performances staged there by the RSC. Shaftesbury Theatre. This building was built in 1907 to the design of architect W.

G. R. Sprague, who created a beautiful affair, full of light and color. It’s even referred to as a “fairy palace” by the New York Times after its opening in 1910. Engaging. beautiful and heartbreaking. This production manages to make a modern day dramatic interpretation of Romeo and Juliet extremely beautiful, fascinating, and feels fresh. as well as being very funny. We’re not currently running any shows at the Playhouse Theatre.

Sondheim Theatre

The Sondheim Theatre opened in 1976. It is located on the right side to the Bretton Hall, and houses a 750-seat arena auditorium. It is also known as the Bretton Theatre or Swinden Theatre. The theatre presents a very wide array of stage shows, including comedies, musicals, dramas, revues and pantomime. So when you are in London with les miserables tickets remember not to miss this amazing theatre. The Sondheim Theatre has its official reopening on Thursday, September 12.

This will see the beginning of a new chapter for the theater, which has been fully transformed and upgraded since it closed in July to allow for the necessary renovations. The Sondheim Theatre is a theatre in West End. The Sondheim Theatre has a stunning interior and exterior design and it is especially appropriate for the contemporary staging of Les Miserables. This is not to be missed. If you want to know the best way to get Les Miserables tickets and a bit of the history then this guide is for you.

Also if you see me on the London Underground I'll buy a coffee and we can talk Les Mis if you like. From 29 May to 3 Oct. 2021, fans will be able to see the original Les Miserables. The musical stars Alfie Boe, Jean Michel Lemère, Katie Hall, Sophie-Louise Dann and many others. In February 2019, the Phoenix Theatre announces its new full-scale production of the musical phenomenon Come From Away, following the show's sell-out transfer in 2018.

The Other Palace

"The Other Palace was an idea conceived by Emma Rice, the former Artistic Director of Shakespeare's Globe, to bring together young emerging musical theatre writers, producers and directors to join us in rehearsing new musical theatre pieces and introduce them to the West End audience. The end result is a season of brand new work unrivalled in its intent to discover original work of the highest quality. The Other Palace is a London Theatre dedicated to the development of new works.

The space for new writing, discovery and experimentation for performers, writers and the audience. The Other Palace is dedicated to producing new work with artists at their creative peaks in one of London's most exciting hidden gems of a performance space. Located in a repurposed 1970’s factory building in leafy Brixton. The Other Palace is a modern day story of a Theatre Manager struggling to keep closed the last remaining musical theatre venue in London.

With the end just round the corner, The Other Palace must survive until The Musical Theatre Story can find out if they are destined to stage legendary musicals, or face the curtain being lowered forever. The Other Palace Studio is a converted church that features a stage and auditorium with 250 seats. The Show Must Go On The Musical Theatre Story is the first of its debut, scheduled to run from 29 April 1 May 2018, in addition to three new shows that are currently in development and due to appear following the 2018 gala.

Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Whether you’ve seen the film Frozen more than 70 times, or have never seen an ice show in your life, if the thought of a live performance of the award-winning film is exciting to you then perhaps a trip to London isn’t such a bad idea. Theatre Royal Drury Lane has announced that the London premiere of the film will be opening at their theatre in April 2020. The announcement was revealed by Georgia Humphreys (daughter of Frozen creator, Kristen Anderson Lopez) during a Facebook Live event on Saturday 16th March, just one day before Spring begins.

Georgia is an Emmy-award-winning songwriter who wrote the music for Frozen with her mother, and she also had a hand in writing Enchanted: The. Frozen, the West End musical inspired by the Oscar Award-winning Disney film, will open at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in April 2021 (previously due to open in April 2019). This stage adaptation of Frozen includes the songs from the international blockbuster film and is adapted for the stage by Jennifer Lee, screenwriter and director of Disney’s Frozen.

With stunning theatrical design inspired by the art and visuals of Frozen, audiences will be transported to a sparkling world of unforgettable beauty and endless winter. Frozen,the first ever Disney production to play in the United Kingdom’s West End, will open at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The musical is currently in development and has yet to announce any casting information. Casting for all roles are currently being announced via the official UK Frozen auditions website.

Theatre Royal Haymarket

We’ve got some big news! Not only is Only Fools and Horses returning to the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London, we have an official opening date! We’ve also got dates up until 2021 which is beyond our expectations. This means you can continue to see favorite charades such as Del Boy, Rodney, Grandad, Trigger, Boycie and Denzil. However, our show will no longer be on at the London Palladium so you need to take action and book Only Fools and Horses tickets today.

This is the only place the popular British comedy show can go back to, and where it will possibly be relaunched. The hugely successful and long-running hit TV show was set on Peckham, so the theatre transfers of this classic sitcom will be played in Slough's Theatre Royal Haymarket – for both ticket-buyers and cast alike. For all details see OnlyFoolsandHorses. com. Theatre Royal Haymarket. Only Fools and Horses will return to the Theatre Royal Haymarket once live theatre can continue in London.

Currently, Only Fools and Horses tickets are on sale from 28 April to 14 Jul. 2021. Only Fools and Horses tickets are now available. The production will run from 28 April to 14 Jul. 2021. For more information (including registration) check out here now. Curious to see how much it costs to book tickets for Frozenin London? Check out my prices and availability guide here. The Other Palace Studio seats just 200 people the same amount that once packed the old Palace Theatre in Manchester bringing audiences closer to the action than ever before.

Trafalgar Theatre

Featuring over 20 hit songs, including 'Oh What a Night', 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You'and 'Big Girls Don't Cry', Jersey Boys is the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons: from the streets of New Jersey to the heights of pop superstardom. Join us for this brand new production that will take you on an unforgettable journey through the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. I am a big fan of travel and I like to use Trafalgar as much as I can.

Whether it's for booking hotels or flights. I find the site easy to navigate and find what i'm looking for, or if i'm struggling just contact the customer service team who are always helpful and get back to you very quickly. For the 2018/2019 run, the show has been scaled down from 22 April to 2 January 2019, starring Bradley Kent, Drew McOnie, Paul Ayres and Stuart Matthew Price. Although not a long run it has less than a handful of performances per week this is an unusually long run for a West End musical.

The world’s longest-running musical will be settling in at the city’s newest theatre venue, London’s Trafalgar Studios. Jersey Boys will open in the brand new location from 2 June to 31 October 2021. The show has also been announced in some more locations since this post was written: New York City (4 June 2019 – 8 Oct. 2020); Greensboro, North Carolina (13 July 2019 – 5 Sept. 2020). Fans of the smash hit touring musical, JERSEY BOYS, produced by Clint Holmes, have been waiting for a London return for what seems like an eternity.

Vaudeville Theatre

The Public Health Agency of Canada has issued a travel ban against Toronto due to infections caused by the Coronavirus, also known as MERS. This has resulted in the cancellation of the musical “Songs for A New World” at the Vaudeville Theatre. The cast and crew have been in close contact with various public health officials and are currently following all safety protocols. The decision, made by the theatre earlier today, states that due to a change in the health and safety regulations surrounding the Coronavirus, it is no longer able to open any shows today.

Victoria Palace Theatre

The first performance of Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre will be on 1 September 2019. This star-studded show is a story about one of the Founding Fathers, Alexander Hamilton. It was inspired by the biography written by Ron Chernow. The book is called Alexander Hamilton. I am aware that this blog is not strictly about SEO, however I couldn’t resist the temptation of listing this upcoming Hamilton London event. Tickets have already gone on sale for the July/August 2019 London run, which is to take place at the Victoria Palace Theatre.

The dates for the Hamilton London residency have been released! The show has been extended until 3 October. When will I go see it? There’s no time like the present, right? I’m itching to go and see the performance again already. Representatives from the theatre have stated that refunds will be available at point of purchase. '. The Vaudeville Theatre has cancelled Songs for a New World as of December 5th due to the UK-wide decree that all theatres and venues will be closed under the Coronavirus threat.