By Eleni Cashell Tuesday, December 6 2022, 13:07
Due to popular demand, Vardy V Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial has scored a limited run at the Ambassador’s Theatre next year.
Following its recent sold-out run at the Wyndham's Theatre, it will run from 6 April till 20 May 2023 at the Ambassador’s Theatre.
By London Box Office Tuesday, December 6 2022, 10:00
The worldwide smash musical We Will Rock You, by Queen and Ben Elton, returns to the capital in 2023 for a limited 12 week run. Seen by 17 million people across 28 countries, this musical spectacular is set to attract its biggest audiences so far on the legendary stage where Freddie Mercury's 1979 Royal Ballet performance changed the world. Prepare for musical theatre history.
By Miriam Gibson Monday, December 5 2022, 11:33
“There are two things I shall no longer be turning down,” announces Gore Vidal, played by a sardonic Zachary Quinto in Best of Enemies, “Sex, and television appearances".
It’s the late 1960s and TV is a new and exciting business in the USA. News needn’t just be “What happened?” any longer, it can be “What do you think?”. That’s what the ABC executives reckon at least, worried that their network is becoming the least-watched channel as they enter an election year.
By London Box Office Friday, December 2 2022, 10:09
Susan Stroman, the respected Broadway director and choreographer, has announced an acclaimed UK revival of the musical comedy Crazy for You, packed with George and Ira Gershwin songs. It will transfer from the Chichester Festival Theatre to the Gillian Lynne Theatre for a strictly limited 30 week West End season from 24th June 2023. The opening night is 3rd July.
By Stuart King Thursday, December 1 2022, 19:54
Zachary Quinto (the most recent incarnation of Mr Spock in the Star Trek film franchise) becomes the latest in a long line of Hollywood imports to hit London’s theatre district. Stylishly delivering his effete East Coast leftie Gore Vidal to David Harewood’s brittle and uptight right-winger William F Buckley Jr, the two spar for the TV cameras in ABC’s news studio as they offer their distinctly polarised political assessment of the Republican and Democratic conventions in the run-up to the 1968 US Presidential Election.
David Harewood and Zachary Quinto, Best of Enemies, Noel Coward Theatre.
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