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Rebecca tickets
12 Dec
News
Eleni Cashell

Rebecca musical to open English language premiere in London

Rebecca tickets

The wait is finally over! After 12 hugely successful foreign language productions, the critically acclaimed musical Rebecca is coming to London!

This brand-new production will run at London's Charing Cross Theatre between 4 September - 18 November 2023.

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We Will Rock You - London Coliseum tickets
09 Dec
This Week in the West End
Eleni Cashell

This Week in the West End - Sheridan Smith, Groundhog Day and more!

We Will Rock You - London Coliseum tickets

It's certainly been a busy week in Theatreland this week! From highly anticipated revivals to returning West End stars, there's been lots of exciting news and new productions to book for!

So let's jump straight into our weekly round-up of this week in the West End!

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Shirley Valentine tickets
09 Dec
News
Eleni Cashell

Sheridan Smith returns to the West End in Shirley Valentine

Shirley Valentine tickets

Multi-award winning actress Sheridan Smith is returning to the West End stage in a new production of Shirley Valentine.

Directed by Matthew Dunster, the production will run at London's Duke of York Theatre from 17 February for 12 weeks.

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Newsies tickets
08 Dec
News
Eleni Cashell

New production pictures for Newsies released

Newsies ticketsHot off the press, it's time to seize the day and check out these production pictures from Newsies!

A huge hit on Broadway and winner of several Tony Awards in 2012, Newsies celebrates its UK premiere at Troubadour Wembley Park tonight.

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Hex at The National Theatre
07 Dec
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: HEX at the National Theatre

After considerable initial anticipation, (mired by a spate of unfortunate Covid cancellations), Rufus Norris announced the postponement of HEX’s original National Theatre opening nearly 12 months ago. This week, assembling at the Olivier a year on, press night attendees, (many of whom were earnestly hoping for an end to the disquieting run of mediocre offerings from that period of the National’s recent past), finally got to assess for themselves the work on which so many reputations seemed to depend just a short while ago.

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