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  • The Royal Albert Hall to commemorate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in a unique concert

    The venue will host this once-in-a-lifetime celebration, which represents the beginning of high-profile events to honour Her Majesty’s reign’s 70th anniversary. Featuring a repertoire by the great classical British composers such as Britten and Elgar, the performance will be hosted by BBC’s broadcaster Sophie Raworth, and will include apperances by special guests who will recount…

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    9 March, 2022
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    70 years, armed forces, armed forces charity, armed foreces, bbc, benjamin britten, classical, concert, concert orchestra, edward elgar, opera, royal albert hall, royal phillarmonic, sir david willcocks, sophie raworth, the bach choir family carols, the queens platinum jubilee, william walton
  • Royal Opera House’s production of ‘Rigoletto’ to be played worldwide this month

    The company’s critically acclaimed version will be screened all over the world next week – in more than 700 venues in 17 different countries. Starring internationally renowned baritone Carlos Álvarez in the title role, the launch coincides with the original premiere of this opera in Italy almost two centuries ago, and will be followed by…

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    4 March, 2022
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    antonio pappano, carlos alvarez, classical, classical music, comedy, covent garden, giuseppe verdi, italy, la donna e mobile, la traviata, liparit avetisyan, lisette oropesa, london, oliver mears, opera, rigoletto, roh, royal opera house, screening, soprano, swan lakeballet, tenor, theatre, verdi, worldwide, worldwide release
  • Three West End stars to play the role of Cher on the road

    Producers have announced today the lead cast of this biopic musical which narrates the life of the pop icon. Featuring 35 hits such as Believe and The Shoop Shoop Song, the show is written by Tony and Olivier Award-winning Rick Elice (Jersey Boys, The Addams Family, Peter and the Starcatcher), and will go on tour until April next…

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    25 February, 2022
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    andrew lloyd webber, believe, cher, comedy, danielle steers, dark lady, debbie kurup, disney, drama, grease, gypsies tramps and thieves, hippodrome, i got you babe, if i could turn back time, in the heights, jersey boys, lyceum theatre, millie oconnell, musical theatre, opera house, peter and the starcatcher, pop, prince of egypt, rent, rick elice, saturday night fever, shoop shoop song, sixaladdin, starlight express, strong enough, the addams family, the bodyguard, tour
  • ‘C O C K’, starring Taron Egerton and Jonathan Bailey, releases new cast images

    The production will begin performances next month in London’s West End, where it will play for a limited run. Written by Mike Bartlett and first played back in 2009, the show is a challenge on society’s labels and the definition of invidual likes and experiences.

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    16 February, 2022
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    ambassadors theatre, cock, comedy, couple, drama, elton john, gay, gay play, jade anouka, jonathan bailey, lgbt, london, marianne elliott, mike barlett, phil daniels, rocketman, sexual identity, sexuality, taron egerton, theatreland, west end
  • Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ to celebrate its 70th anniversary with a new tour

    The world’s most famous live whodunnit will hit the road by the end of the year, beginning a tour that will extend throughout 2023 and 2024 and that will include every major city and town in both the UK and Ireland. Currently holding the record of the longest-running play, this new production will start at…

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    11 February, 2022
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    agatha christie, Bath, Birmingham, Brighton, cardiff, Chesterfield, Cork, Coventry, crime, drama, Edimburgh, glasgow, intrigue, Liverpool, Malvern, manchester, monkswell manor, murder, Newcastle, Norwich, Oxford, Perth, plymouth, poirot, regional theatre, southampton, the mousetrap, the mousetrap 70, thriller, tour, touring production, tourwhodunnit, whodunnit, York
  • ‘The Da Vinci Code’ to premiere as a play starring Nigel Harman and Danny John-Jules

    The show will have its world premiere next moth – starting a national tour that will expand throughout the whole year. Directed by Luke Sheppard and adapted for the stage by Duncan Abel and Rachel Wagstaff, this new production intends to push the limits of the audience’s imagination through dynamic storytelling.

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    3 December, 2021
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    alasdair buchan, alpha kargbo, andrew lewis, basienka blake, Bath, Brighton, churchill theatre, code, danny john jules, debra michaels, duncan abel, edinburgh, glasgow, hanna rose caton, joshua lacy, leigh lothian, louvre, luke sheppard, Newcastle, nigel harman, nottingham, priory of sion, rachel wagstaff, sheffield, the da vinci code, tour, uk tour, west end
  • West End production of ‘Life of Pi’ releases new astonishing images

    The show features intricate set designs combined with a masterful use of lifelike puppets, which has led to the venue’s first transformation in its entire history. Directed by Max Webster, the play centers around a sixteen-year-old boy who finds himself stranded on a lifeboat with a bunch of wild animals – all of them fighting…

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    24 November, 2021
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    ape, broadway, cameron mackintosh, Daisy Franks, David K.S. Tse, delfont mackintosh, dreams, fantastic, fantasy, Hiran Abeysekera, life of pi, london, Mina Anwar, Nicholas Khan, Nuwan Hugh Perera, Payal Mistry, Raj Ghatak, Scarlet Wilderink, sheffield, Syreeta Kumar, Tom Espiner, Tom Larkin, west end, wyndhams theatre
  • Fully new production of ‘Grease’ to open in London next year

    The iconic 70s musical will be making a comeback in the West End for the first time in almost 30 years. Directed by Nikolai Foster, this version will feature entirely new coreography and designs. Featuring all of its memorable songs, the show will also include some numbers from the original run, which will be unfamiliar…

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    19 November, 2021
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    arlene phillips, ben cracknell, broadwaychicago, chicago, colin ingram, colin richmond, dominion theatre, grease, grease lightnin, jim jacobs, john travolta, london, nikolai foster, patrick swayze, peter gallagher, richard brooker, richard gere, summer nights, tom marshall, warren casey, west end, you're the one that i want
  • New acclaimed production of ‘South Pacific’ to open in Manchester ahead of London run and tour

    The show will return after being presented at the Chichester Festival Theatre last summer, with well-renowned actors Julian Ovenden and Gina Beck reprising the main roles. Written by the iconic creative duo Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, the musical tells the strong love tale between a plantation owner and a nurse on a remote…

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    17 November, 2021
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    An Enemy of the People, anything goes, Birmingham, cardiff, edinburgh, gina beck, glasgow, Jamie Wilson Productions, julian ovenden, leeds, macbeth, manchester, manchester opera house, My Fair Lady, Newcastle, nobel prize, nottingham, oliver, oscar hammerstein, Othello, Racing Demon, richard rogers, sadler’s wells, Show Boat, south pacific, the effect, the full monty, The Sheffield Mysteries, This Is My Family, tour, ublin, uk
  • Musical adaptation of ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ to premiere in the UK next year

    The show will open in Manchester for a strictly limited run, after its Broadway debut a couple of years ago. Based on the unforgettable 90s family comedy film, the creative team includes Tony Award-nominated composers and lyricists Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick and 4-time Tony winner Jerry Zaks. The original production broke box office records during…

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    5 November, 2021
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    broadway, comedy, Euphegenia Doubtfire, hello dolly, jerry zaks, John O’Farrell, kevin mccollum, london, manchester, manchester opera house, musical, musical theatre, new york, opera house, palace theatre, robin williams, sally field, san francisco, seattle, something rotten, sondheim theatre, stephen sondheim, tony award, uk, uk premiere, Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick
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