Skip to content
First Night Magazine
  • Home
  • English contents
    • News
    • Reviews
    • Interviews
    • Features
    • Documentaries
  • Contenido en español
    • Actualidad
    • Críticas
    • Entrevistas
    • Reportajes
  • Get in touch
  • Support Us
  • About
    • Guillermo Názara
  • Cheryl to star in ‘2:22 – A Ghost Story’ upon its next year’s transfer

    Cheryl to star in ‘2:22 – A Ghost Story’ upon its next year’s transfer

    The acclaimed singer will make her West End debut next month, playing the lead role as part of the production’s new cast. First performed at London’s Nöel Coward Theatre, the show currently plays at the Criterion Theatre until the beginning of January, before moving to the Lyric Theatre.

    guillermonazarareverter

    7 December, 2022
    English contents, News
    2:22, a ghost story, ahmanson theatre, beatriz romilly, cheryl, criterio theatre, danny robins, debut, felix scott, ghosts, hadley fraser, horror, hugo chegwin, jake wood, julian chan, laura whitmore, lily allen, louise ford, lyric theatre, mandip gill, matt willis, matthew dunster, picadilly, sam swainsbury, scott karim, singer, tamzin carroll, The Battersea Poltergeist, thriller, tom felton, west end
  • New production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to play at the London Palladium

    New production of ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to play at the London Palladium

    The show will tread the boards of the West End venue next summer, in this collaboration between Michael Harrison and The Really Useful Group. Directed by Nikolai Foster, this version will include all of the classic songs and characters but also the additional numbers penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice.

    guillermonazarareverter

    1 December, 2022
    English contents, News
    adam fisher, andrew lloyd webber, ben cracknekk, billy elliot, broadway, chorus line, colin richmond, cowardly lion, defying gravity, dorothy, douglas oconnell, emerald city, george dyer, judy garland, l frank baum, london, marcus hell, mark kaufman, munchkins, nikolai foster, oz, rachael canning, scarecrow, scott pennrose, shay barclay, somewhere over the rainbow, stephen schwartz, summer, the really useful group, the wizard of oz, tim rice, tin man, west end, wicked, wizard of oz, yellow bricked road
  • Musical Con to return to London next year

    Musical Con to return to London next year

    The event will play at a larger space and feature new performances and interviews, discussion panels, meet and greets, photo and signing opportunities. Produced by Chris Steward and Shanay Holmes, the convention will also bring back the fan cosplay, lip-sync battles, sing-alongs, plus the Theatreland exhibition and marketplace.

    guillermonazarareverter

    29 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    alice fearn, and juliet, andrew lloyd webber, back to the future, ben forster, broadway, cameron mackintosh, chris steward, cinderella, cosplay, defying gravity, excel london, hope mill theatre, layton williams, max martin, musical, musical con, musical theatre, musical theatre cosplay, shanay holmes, stephen schwartz, the phantom of the opera, trevor dion nicholas, west end, wicked
  • ‘Guys & Dolls’ to open in London as an immersive production

    ‘Guys & Dolls’ to open in London as an immersive production

    The show will open next year in a new version which marks Nicholas Hytner’s debut as a musical theatre director. With a company led by Daniel Mays as Nathan Detroit, this production will feature more hit songs apart from bringing audiences closer to this Broadway fable’s universe.

    guillermonazarareverter

    28 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    abe burrows, adam pearce, anthony odonnell, arlene phillips, bridge theatre, bunny christie, cameron johnson, cedric neal, celinde schoenmaker, cornelius clarke, damon runyon, deborah andrews, frank loesser, guys and dolls, james cousins, jo swerling, katy secombe, london, marisha wallace, mark oxtoby, musical, musical theatre, paul arditti, paule constable, ryan pidgen, tom braddy, west end, west ened
  • Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ to have its Broadway premiere next year

    Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ to have its Broadway premiere next year

    The piece will be played in New York for the very first time in History. Celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, the show held a special midday gala performance today featuring many notable guests.

    guillermonazarareverter

    25 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    adam spiegel, agatha christie, avenue q, broadway, hamlet, in the heights, kevin mccollum, london, miss marple, motow, mystery, mystery writer, new york, poirot, rent, shakespeare, six, st matins theatre, the mousetrap, the play that goes wrong, west end, whodunnit
  • ‘Elf, The Musical’ releases first look production pictures ahead of London opening

    ‘Elf, The Musical’ releases first look production pictures ahead of London opening

    The production has launched its first set of pictures featuring several fully staged scenes, with a cast led by Simon Lipkin and who will be joined by Rebecca Lock for a strictly limited season. Based on the 2003 hit movie starring Will Ferrell, the show relies on a book by Tony Award winners Thomas Meehan…

    guillermonazarareverter

    22 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    alfie morwood, annie, Bethan Downing, bob martin, chad beguelin, Chloe Saunders, christmas, christmas carols, christmas shows, dominion theatre, elf, elf the musical, elfs, Ellis Linford-Pill, Evonnee Bentley-Holder, family show, father christmas, Francis Foreman, Frankie Treadaway, hairspray, Heather Scott-Martin, holidays, Jade Davies, Jessica Spalis, Katie Warsop, kim ismay, Kyle Cox, london, magic, Matthew Sklar, Michael Tyler, Morgan Gregory, musical, new line cinema, nicholas pound, rebecca locke, Ryan Jupp, santa claus, Shane O'Riordan, simon lipkin, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Producers, Theo Reece, thomas meehan, tom chambers, west end, will ferrell
  • The Royal Court Theatre to premiere new play about the horrors of Gulf War

    The Royal Court Theatre to premiere new play about the horrors of Gulf War

    The venue will stage Jasmine Naziha Jones’s debut as a playwright with this piece set in and after one of the harshest conflicts in recent history. Co-produced with SISTER along with the support of Charles Holloway, the story stars Jasmine herself and deals with such universal themes as lack of cultural identity, parent-child relationships and…

    guillermonazarareverter

    13 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    baghdaddy, Charles Holloway, cultural clash, cultural identity, gulf war, Hayat Kamille, Jasmine Naziha Jones, Jerwood Theatre Downstairs, Jessica Hung Han Yun, london, moi train, Noof Ousellam, Philip Arditti, royal court theatre, sloane square, Souad Faress, Valentina Ceschi, west end
  • ‘The Sex Party’ releases production images ahead of its world premiere

    ‘The Sex Party’ releases production images ahead of its world premiere

    The production will run at the Meiner Chocolate Factory until the beginning of January, having its official opening night on Tuesday next week. Written and directed by Terry Johnson, the play deals with a bunch of friends having a dinner party in suburban London, which will end up turning into some other kind of amusement.

    guillermonazarareverter

    12 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    Amanda Ryan,  Jason Merrells,  John Hopkins,  Lisa Dwan,  Molly Osborne,  Pooya Mohseni,  Timothy Hutton, chocolate factory, comedy, Edinburgh fringe, Kelly price, london, sex party, west end, Will Barton
  • Lily Allen & Steve Pemberton to star in West End premiere of ‘The Pillow Man’

    Lily Allen & Steve Pemberton to star in West End premiere of ‘The Pillow Man’

    Martin McDonagh acclaimed play returns to London, playing in the West End for the first time, in a star-studded production directed by Matthew Dunster. Scheduled to open by the beginning of summer 2023, the piece is a dark humourous observation of freedom of speech and the price we pay for saying our own thought out…

    guillermonazarareverter

    10 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    2:22, A Behanding, a ghost story, A Skull in Connemara, bafta, Beauty Queen of Leenane, broadway, Doctor Who, drama, dreamland, Good Omens, jeremy dyson, killing eve, london, Mark Gatiss, NT, royal court, Royal Exchange, royal shakespeare company, rsc, sky original, steve pemberton, The Bridge, The Cripple of Inishmaan, The League of Gentlemen, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, The Lonesome West, west end, Worzel Gummidge, young vic
  • ‘The Woman in Black’ to play its final performance after 33 years in the West End

    ‘The Woman in Black’ to play its final performance after 33 years in the West End

    The show will finalize its run by the beginning of March, leaving a long legacy as one of the most succesful plays in London history. Adapted for the stage by Stephen Mallatratt from Susan Hill’s novel, the story revolves around an old house inhabited by the ghost of its past owner, who takes revenge at…

    guillermonazarareverter

    9 November, 2022
    English contents, News
    arthur kipps, daniel radcliffe, fortune theatre, Ghost, ghost stories, Julian Forsyth, kevin sleep, london, matthew spencer, michael holt, robin herdford, stephen joseph theatre, stephen mallatratt, susan hill, the woman in black, west end
Previous Page
1 … 5 6 7 8 9 … 21
Next Page

SEARCH ENGINE

Subscribe

hello@firstnightmagazine.com

  • Twitter
  • YouTube
Loading Comments...