By London Box Office Tuesday, May 21 2013, 13:04
Our Big Theatre Sale keeps going strong right through May, and this week we’re offering you year’s-best deals on a glittering grab-bag of star-studded West End plays.
With Lenny Henry giving a career-peak performance in Fences, Rebecca Northan bringing her very funny, wildly original Blind Date to the West End for the first time and so much more, you’d be mad to miss these phenomenal theatre ticket bargains.
By London Box Office Friday, May 17 2013, 11:04
Carrie Cracknell’s critically acclaimed Young Vic production of A Doll’s House will transfer to the West End for a strictly limited 12 week run beginning 8 August 2013, with Hattie Morahan reprising her award-winning role of Nora Helmer and Dominic Rowan playing Torvald.
By Oliver Mitford Monday, May 13 2013, 14:05
Olivier Awards Shows Off London Theatre At Its Best!
This month has seen West End theatre riding high on the success of the Olivier Awards. The glamorous and star-studded ceremony at London’s Royal Opera House celebrated the achievements in theatre over the past year, with the run-away winner being The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time – taking home seven awards. As well as MasterCard Best New Play, the play’s winners included Luke Treadaway for Best Actor, Nicola Walker for Best Supporting Actress, Marianne Elliott for Best Director, Paule Constable for the White Light Award for Lighting Design, Bunny Christie and Finn Ross for the XL Video Award for Best Set Design and Ian Dickinson and Adrian Sutton for Best Sound Design.
By London Box Office Friday, May 3 2013, 12:40
Producer Judy Craymer announced that Viva Forever! the new musical, inspired by the songs of the Spice Girls, has posted closing notice at the Piccadilly Theatre for 29 June, 2013.
By Oliver Mitford Thursday, May 2 2013, 21:32
28th April, The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Organisers of the Olivier Awards will be patting themselves on the back for a job well done. This year’s star-studded event at The Royal Opera House looked and felt like the Oscars, with a red carpet stretching as far as the eye could see and littered with all manner of famous actors from both theatre and film, such as Tom Hiddleston, Kim Cattrall, Damian Lewis and Helen Mirren.
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