The multi award-winning musical officially opens this week in the West End and here's a first look at the epic production which will wow audiences.
Donal Finn as Orpheus in Hadestown. Credit: Marc Brenner.
West End Theatre News and Reviews
19 Feb
News 
Production images released for HADESTOWN
By Emmie Newitt Monday, February 19 2024, 10:59
19 Feb
Casts
Vanessa Williams to star in THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA musical
By Emmie Newitt Monday, February 19 2024, 09:41
Best known for her celebrated roles in Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives, as well as being a multi-award winning singer, will play the iconic role of Miranda Priestly in the West End premiere of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA.
Vanessa Williams as Miranda Priestly – The Devil Wears Prada – Photo credit Matt Crocket
17 Feb
News
Get cheap theatre tickets with London Theatre Week
By Emmie Newitt Saturday, February 17 2024, 15:53
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London Theatre Week 2024
16 Feb
News
New Revival of OLIVER! planned for Chichester Festival Theatre
By Emmie Newitt Friday, February 16 2024, 16:21
A new revival of Lionel Bart's iconic musical OLIVER! is heading to the West Sussex-based theatre this year as part of its 2024 summer programme. There is potential that this will spark a return to the West End as a result.
16 Feb
Reviews 
Review: DEAR OCTOPUS at National Theatre Lyttelton
By Stuart King Friday, February 16 2024, 09:35
Dodie Smith’s 1938 between-the-wars family drama is set at the rustic middle-class home of the Randolph family, where several generations have gathered to celebrate Dora and Charles’ golden wedding anniversary. On Frankie Bradshaw’s wonderful, pastel-jade revolving set complete with real smoking fires (who knew such things were possible on a theatre stage in these modern safety-conscious times?), the family pervades an air of stoic calm in the face of minor and not-so-minor familial irritations, as another European conflict seems imminent.
Dharmesh Patel (Kenneth), Ariella Elkins-Green (Flouncy), Billy Howle (Nicholas), Isla Ithier (Scrap) and Amy Morgan (Margery) in Dear Octopus at the National Theatre (c) Marc Brenner
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