After the storming success of The Play That Goes Wrong, the team behind the West End hit has announced that their new show Peter Pan Goes Wrong will play at the Apollo Theatre from 4 December 2015 to 31 January 2016.
New Shows
Here is where you will read about new shows, upcoming productions, and West End gossips!


Peter Pan Goes Wrong comes to the West End this Christmas
By Oliver Mitford Monday, September 21 2015, 10:12


HAND TO GOD is transferring from Broadway
By Phil Willmott Tuesday, September 15 2015, 12:26
The Brilliant HAND TO GOD is transferring from Broadway but will it be as good with an all new British cast? I’m really excited that the Broadway hit HAND TO GOD will be transferring across the pond to the Vaudeville Theatre from 5 February 2016.
Ever since I gave it a 4 star review in New York I’ve been raving about it and it’s great news that Londoners will be able to see why.


Let What It's All About get Close To You!
By Phil Willmott Wednesday, September 9 2015, 22:33
The Burt Bacharach compilation show, WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT, is heading to the West End after its successful run, Off West End. It has a new name, CLOSE TO YOU and is about to move to the Criterion Theatre on Piccadilly Circus.
The show's popularity should come as no surprise to anyone. When it was first conceived at New York Theatre Workshop it became the longest running show in the prestigious venues history and we love the work of this amazing song writer just as much in the UK.


New shows for September in the West End
By Phil Willmott Tuesday, September 1 2015, 14:09
So after a very damp and rainy summer it’s suddenly Autumn!
Cheer yourself up with some rewarding theatre going this September. Here’s my top five plays and musicals opening this month.


Top West End Stars Celebrate British song writer Leslie Bricusse
By Phil Willmott Monday, August 24 2015, 09:31
The St James Theatre is a smart new theatre tucked away in a back street in the Victoria area of London. It had a notable hit with the musical URINE TOWN which transferred to the West End but up until recently it’s struggled to find its identity. Over the past twelve months however it’s become the place to go catch top performers in cabarets celebrating loved show-tune writers like Kander and Ebb, The Sherman Brothers and Maltby and Shire.
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