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  • 5 theatre additions you can’t let go of for your Christmas plans

    5 theatre additions you can’t let go of for your Christmas plans

    Somebody’s been good this year! Though better not to find in which way… Whatever the case, the holiday spirit has really got into us this season! And that is why apart from our original 12 days of Christmas theatre post, we have prepared this new special entry featuring the most exciting shows – the kind […]

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    18 December, 2022
    Documentaries, English contents
    abba, agatha christie, alan menken, christmas plans, disney, fawlty towers, holborn, immersive theatre, lending library, london, london county hall, mamma mia, mamma mia the party, monty python, musicals, newsies, o2, punchdrunk, seven sisters, southbank, the lending library, the party, theatre plans, theatre plans for christmas, tottenham, troubadour wembley park, west end, witness for the prosecution

  • 12 days of Christmas theatre plans you just can’t say no to this season

    12 days of Christmas theatre plans you just can’t say no to this season

    The partridges and drummers (and all that lies between) can take a rest these holidays, as their theatre understudies are ready to go and steal the scene! Either if you fancy them for your loved ones or just to treat yourself, here are the best options to put on this season’s agenda – no matter […]

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    12 December, 2022
    Documentaries, English contents
    andrew lloyd webber, apollo, arts theatre, berlin, cabaret, christmas, christmas concerts, christmas eve, christmas plans, christmas plans in london, christmas treats, christmassy, circus 1903, concerts, disney, dominion theatre, elf, elf the musical, english national opera, eventim apollo, frozen, gillian lynne theatre, harold prince, her majestys theatre, holidays, home alone, immersive theatre, katherine jenkins, kit kat club, let it go, london, london plans, Miz Cracker, new yeark, norfolk, nutcracker, olaf, punchdrunk, royal albert hall, snow, southwark playhouse, the burnt city, the choir of man, the lion the witch and the wardrobe, the phantom of the opera, theatre royal drury lane, thrusford, west end, whos holiday, winter plans, xmas

  • Explore the insights of Thursford Christmas Spectacular

    Explore the insights of Thursford Christmas Spectacular

    Norfolk’s most anticipated holiday event returns home now in its 45th year, to celebrate the magic of the season through a lavish display of fantasy, talent and jaw-dropping entertainment. Join us in this exclusive tour through its attractions and experiences, accompanied by several unique chats with some of its cast members, and get to know […]

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    15 November, 2022
    Documentaries, English contents
    andrew lloyd webber, billy george, broadway, carols, cats, christmas, christmas carols, christmas presents, christmas spectacular, dance, david sherwood, don't cry for me argentina, europe, everything's coming up roses, kelly hueca, kev orkian, london, mariah carey, memory, musical, musical theatre, musicals, norfolk, o holy night, phantom of the opera, presents, santa claus, silvia pavone, stephen sondheim, texas, thursfold, variety, vegas, vladislav khvostik, west end

  • Explore the depths of the newly refurbished Shaftesbury Theatre

    Explore the depths of the newly refurbished Shaftesbury Theatre

    Join us in our private tour through the backstage and most recent innovations of one of West End’s most historically rich venues. From beneath the stage to a walk from the flies, get to know what’s on in front and behind the scenes of & Juliet’s home through our exclusive photo-documentary!

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    27 October, 2022
    Documentaries, English contents
    & juliet, and juliet, backstage, backstage tour, bon jovi, comedy, history, its my life, london, max martin, pink, rent, romeo, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, theatre, west end

  • We Raise Our Voice (Happy 2020 Pride)

    Because such a celebration can’t be cancelled when it takes place within our hearts. Because there’s no good reason not to honour love and respect. Because this year more than ever we must fight for everyone’s sake and happiness. Check out our very special Pride video starring some of the world’s best-known artists and activists […]

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    26 June, 2020
    Documentaries
    Andrej Pejic, broadway, Cheyenne Jackson, Courtney Act, Frankie Rodríguez, gay, gay day, gay pride, Jake T. Austin, Jazz Jennings, Joe Serafini, Josh Dylan, june 28, Kirnsten Vangness, Lachlan Buchanan, les mis, les miserables, lgbt, lgbtq, london, Matt Lucas, musical theatre, musicals, new york, Peter Facinelli, pride, pride 2020, stonewall, theatre, transgender, west end

  • Phantom: The Truth Behind The Mask – Episode #2- The Underground Lake

    Beneath the Opera House, I know it’s there! Learn everything about the real side of Phantom’s most iconic setting. How did it come to be? What lies within within its dark tunnels? Has there been anything else awaiting down there? Join us as we uncover the truth behind the mask.

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    15 April, 2020
    Documentaries
    all i ask of you, andrew lloyd webber, broadway, charles hart, disney, disneyland, disneyland paris, erik, erik the phantom, garnier, gaston leroux, gillian lynne, gran via, harold prince, haymarket, her majesty’s theatre, london, madrid, michael crawford, music of the night, new york, opera ghost, palais garnier, paris opera house, phantom, phantom manor, point of no return, sarah brightma, the phantom of the opera, think of me, west end

  • Hampstead Theatre to stream some of its hit production during the lockdown

    In collaboration with The Guardian, the venue will share on demand three of its most acclaimed shows, in order to help the audience cope with the lockdown. Featuring plays which revolve around historic events and real characters, each production will be available for a whole week. This series is part of an initiative called #HampsteadTheatreAtHome, […]

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    1 April, 2020
    Documentaries, News
    beth steel, bollywood, broadway, cia, drawing the line, fbi, game of thrones, hampstead theatre, london, margaret thatcher, mike barlett, miner strike, musical theatre, musicals, new york, plays, stage, thatcherism, the guardian, us national security, west end, wild, wonderland

  • Phantom: The Truth Behind The Mask

    The most spectacular musical in Broadway history is also based on the most extraordinary real events at the Paris Opera House. In the first episode of our new documentary series, we are telling you what actually happened regarding the infamous chandelier accident. Join us to discover the 20genuine facts hidden within one of the most […]

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    20 March, 2020
    Documentaries
    andrew lloyd webber, broadway, charles hart, disney, disneyland, disneyland paris, erik, erik the phantom, Etiquetasall i ask of you, garnier, gaston leroux, gillian lynne, gran via, harold prince, haymarket, her majesty’s theatre, london, madrid, michael crawford, music of the night, new york, opera ghost, palais garnier, paris opera house, phantom, phantom manor, point of no return, sarah brightma, the phantom of the opera, think of me, west end

  • Love Goes Never Alone

    16 world-renowned artists gather in this very special video to celebrate LGBT+ Pride. Featuring an original poem defending acceptance and respect, the cast includes Stephen Fry, Chris Wood, Sharon Osbourne, Debra Messing, Daniel Newman, Neil Gaiman, David Burtka, Alan Menken, Sierra Boggess, Jonathan Bennett, Scott Evans, Faye Tozer, Rachel Fabri, Roger Allam, Stephen Schwartz and Glenn Slater. […]

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    5 July, 2019
    Documentaries
    alan menken, broadway, chris wood, daniel newman, david burtka, debra messing, disney, faye tozer, gay, gay pride, glenn slater, gran via, jonathan bennett, lgbt, lgbt pride, love goes never alone, love is love, love wins, madrid, neil gaiman, new york, pride 2019, pride new york, rachel fabri, rainbow, rainbow flag, roger allam, scott evans, sharon osbourne, sierra boggess, stephen fry, stephen schwartz, stonewall, stonewall 50, west end

  • Wicked – Fifteen Bewitching Years

    Kristin Chenoweth hosts our thrillifying celebration of Wicked’s fifteenth anniversary on Broadway. Join us on this not-so-yellow brick road from the inception of a small idea to the opening of one of the most succesful shows in musical theatre history. And don’t forget to say hi to some of our wonderful travelling partners, like Winnie […]

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    30 October, 2018
    Documentaries
    alice fearn, andy hockley, anniversary, broadway, comedy, defying gravity, disney, empire state, gershwin theatre, glinda, glinda the good, halloween, idina menzel, jackie burns, joe mantello, joel grey, kristin chenoweth, london, magic, manhattan, musical theatre, new york, quinceañera, stephen oremus, stephen schwartz, universal, west end, wicked, wicked 15, wicked fifteen, wicked fifteenth, wicked the musical, wicked witch of the west, winnie holzman, witch, wizard of oz
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