By Stuart King Monday, March 21 2022, 08:58
Easily eclipsing all competition for the campest spectacle in the West End, is Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s Cinderella playing at the Gillian Lynne Theatre (formerly the New London which was renamed in honour of the choreographer whose work on Cats ran at the theatre for 21 years between 1981 - 2002).
Carrie Hope Fletcher, Laura Baldwin, Victora Hamilton-Barritt, and Georgina Castle in Cinderella, Photo Credit Tristram Kenton.
By London Box Office Friday, March 18 2022, 13:26
You’re keen to experience the magic of Life of Pi before it ends. This is great news for people like you. Thanks to phenomenal ongoing demand the show has extended yet again, this time until 4th September 2022. The puppetry inspires sheer awe. The acting is extraordinary. And the plot is one of the most fascinating and unusual of our times.
By London Box Office Friday, March 18 2022, 12:11
The show has wowed audiences around the country. It’ll be touring until late summer 2022. Then, on 30th August, it finally lands in the West End to delight audiences in the capital. It’s great to know Gary Barlow’s marvellous one-man life story is on its way to the Duke of York’s Theatre, on stage until 18th September. If you’re fascinated by the man, his music and his many talents you’ll love discovering A Different Stage.
By London Box Office Friday, March 18 2022, 11:33
Are you up for a treat? Three brilliant new cast members will be joining the award-winning & Juliet for the first time. The production has been widely described as ‘joyous’, so prepare yourself for an evening of sheer theatrical pleasure. The music, the plot, the stars of the show, the staging and the costumes all contribute to the magic of a story Shakespeare never told.
By London Box Office Thursday, March 17 2022, 12:15
We’re pleased to announce the stars in a brand new play by Theresa Rebeck. It’s called Mad House and it premieres at the Ambassadors Theatre this summer, on stage from 26th June to 4th September for a limited season. Let’s offer a big, warm welcome back to Bill Pullman and David Harbour, both of whom return to the West End to star in the show. By all accounts this new darkly funny play is going to be rather wonderful.
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