However you may feel about stage adaptations of films dominating the West End no one can deny that this one is first class entertainment. It’s funny, romantic and thrilling, dripping with beautiful costumes adorning a huge cast on a simple but stylish set that can be manipulated and lit to create plenty of breathtaking moments.
West End Theatre News and Reviews
25 Jul
Reviews 
Review of Shakespeare in Love
By Phil Willmott Friday, July 25 2014, 11:20
23 Jul
Discounts and Offers 
The Bodyguard Flash Sale
By London Box Office Wednesday, July 23 2014, 11:15
This breathtaking romantic thriller stars three-time Brit nominee and X-Factor winner Alexandra Burke† as Rachel Marron, with Tristan Gemmill (Casualty, London's Burning) as Rachel's bodyguard Frank Farmer. Based on the smash-hit film, The Bodyguard features a whole host of irresistible classics, including One Moment in Time and the legendary I Will Always Love You.
Top price seats are up to £67.50 at face value, but they're just £39.50 in our exclusive sale – that's up to 41% off when you book by Friday.
23 Jul
Reviews
Review of Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense
By Phil Willmott Wednesday, July 23 2014, 07:58
A cast change in the relatively long running West End comedy JEEVES AND WOOSTER in PERFECT NONSENSE allowed me to finally see what all the fuss is about. I’m happy to confirm that it’s as laugh out loud funny as everyone says and you should take anybody you know who could benefit from two hours of undemanding, hilarious fun.
Jeeves and Wooster were the creations of the prolific P.G Wodehouse whose comic novels have remained top sellers ever since he penned them in the 1930s. They’re his most popular characters: an ingenious and po-faced butler (Jeeves) and his silly-arse master (Bertie) who the man servant has to rescue from all sorts of light hearted peril. The TV series starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie as the pair is almost as well loved as the books and on both sides of the Atlantic.
22 Jul
New Shows 
Full Casting announced for Urinetown at the Apollo Theatre
By Oliver Mitford Tuesday, July 22 2014, 18:36
Jonathan Slinger and Jenna Russell will reprise their roles in the West End transfer of Urinetown. Jamie Lloyd’s critically acclaimed production premiered at the St James Theatre earlier this year. However, the show's leading man, Richard Fleeshman, will not be returning to the role of Bobby.
17 Jul
New Shows
The Elephantom Trumpets Its Way Into The West End
By Oliver Mitford Thursday, July 17 2014, 10:54
London’s newest children’s show has arrived at the New London Theatre, The Elephantom is the National Theatre’s adaptation of Ross Collins’ popular children’s book that runs in the daytime at the same theatre as their acclaimed production of War Horse.
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