By London Box Office Tuesday, March 8 2022, 11:30
Update for Disney’s Newsies at the Troubador Wembley Park Theatre
At last! Now we know the venue for the UK premiere of Newsies. It’s taking place at the Troubador Wembley Park Theatre, where it’s going to be played in the round for a limited season from 28th November 2022. The award-winning Disney production is being re-imagined especially for the venue and the word on the streets is it’s going to be quite something to experience.
By Stuart King Friday, March 4 2022, 08:08
The high octane freneticism of the movie has been neatly translated into a theatrical experience with all the whimsical exuberance of the original — plus a few added layers of corny in-jokes, fantastic special effects and of course, tightly choreographed musical dance numbers.
Olly Dobson as Marty McFly in Back to the Future the Musical
By London Box Office Thursday, March 3 2022, 21:31
All change. It’s exciting news. Apparently Louis Gaunt will join the cast of Mary Poppins from 22nd June 2022. He’ll be playing the role of Bert, replacing the talented Charlie Stemp who’s playing Bobby in Chichester Festival Theatre’s production of Crazy for You throughout the summer months. The show carries on delighting audiences at its usual home, the Prince Edward Theatre.
By London Box Office Thursday, March 3 2022, 19:22
On 6th April 2022 Mamma Mia! celebrates its 23rd birthday. The fun originally opened at the Prince Edward Theatre in April 1999. It transferred to the Prince of Wales Theatre in 2004, and onwards to its current home at the Novello Theatre in 2012. The show broke Box Office records at all three venues. The London production has been experienced by over 9 million people so far. Worldwide, the total audience soars to 65 million. This article marks its 9000th performance.
By Stuart King Thursday, March 3 2022, 09:05
In the cramped, subterranean world of a small urban nuclear bunker, Louise awakens to learn that nerdy friend Mark has saved her from almost certain death as a small mushroom cloud rises above the city. They’ve supplies to last 2 weeks and now need to hunker down and get along until it is safe to venture out.
Nick Blood and Amaka Okafor in After The End at Theatre Royal Stratford East (Credit The Other Richard)
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