By Phil Willmott Wednesday, October 28 2015, 18:05
Tickets to review CATS are allocated by the West End's least helpful, indeed only unhelpful, press agent. And for the second year running I was informed there wasn't room for me. Perhaps that's why she gets some of the best shows, she keeps riff-raff like us out!
Anyway I've never actually seen CATS so, appropriately, curiosity got the better of me and I thought I'd buy a seat, the cheapest I could find, at the back, right at the top.
By Phil Willmott Wednesday, October 28 2015, 13:42
The most extraordinary theatrical event you’ll ever encounter is a project unpromisingly called YOU ME BUM BUM TRAIN. Now several years in, it’s so incredibly popular that you have to enter into a lottery just to get a ticket. Talk to anyone who’s been and you’ll be met with a sort of glow and an enigmatic silence. So, what on earth is it?
By Oliver Mitford Wednesday, October 28 2015, 13:27
The acclaimed National Theatre production of Duncan Macmillan’s new play People, Places and Things has announced its transfer to the West End in March next year.
A co-production with Headlong, People, Places and Things opened at the Dorfman Theatre at the Royal National Theatre in September 2015 and received four and five star reviews, as well as selling out for the majority of the run.
By Phil Willmott Tuesday, October 27 2015, 16:14
It’s been announced that the Ambassadors Theatre Group, the West End’s most powerful producers are mounting a new production of Noel Coward’s popular comedy PRIVATE LIVES. The production will tour major UK venues before it pitches up in London at a venue to be announced.
By Nastazja Domaradzka Tuesday, October 27 2015, 14:51
SARAI, a new production by theatre company Crying in the Wilderness, directed by Paul Anthony Morris, is a one character play and one woman's story of freedom, politics, war, motherhood and destiny.
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