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  • ‘Back To The Future’ musical to begin performances by mid-August

    The show will open at the Adelphi Theatre with a cast led by Roger Bart as Dr. Emerett Brown and Olly Dobson as Marty McFly. Directed by Tony Award winner director John Rando (Urinetown, On The Town), the production premiered in Manchester in a out-of-town tryout to excellent reviews. The company will appear this week on…

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    17 March, 2021
    News
    adelphi theatre, alan silvestri, andrea enrich, andrew lloyd webber, back to the future, covent garden, delorian, dr emmet brown, grammy, john rando, lloyd webber theatres, london, lw theatres, marty mcfly, musical, musical theatre, olivier award, olly dobson, on the town, really useful group, roger bart, the power of love, tony award, urine town
  • ‘The Prince of Egypt’ announces return to London in July

    The West End stage adaptation of Dreamwork’s iconic film will resume perfomances at the Dominion Theatre, where social distancing measurements will be taken to ensure the audience’s safety. With music and lyrics by distinguished composer Stephen Schwartz, the show tells the epic story of Moses and Ramses, to great men raised as brothers, but each…

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    12 March, 2021
    News
    all i ever wanted, animation, biblical, broadway, christine allado, deliver us, dominion theatre, dreamworks, dreamworks theatrical, egypt, jewish, jews, liam tamne, london, luke brady, mariah carey, moses, musical, musical theatre, philip lazebnik, safe theatre, stephen schwartz, the prince of egypt, theatre return, tristram kenton, west end, when you believe, whitney houston
  • Musical theatre tenor Paul Ettore Tabone releases his first solo album

    After four years playing one of the main characters of the London production of The Phantom of the Opera, Tabonne is launching this new work, which plays tribute both to his cultural heritage and his passion for this genre. Dubbed Australia’s Andrea Boccelli, his voice style has been described as original, rich and ecclectic, which have…

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    17 February, 2021
    English contents, News
    andrea bocelli, andrew lloyd webber, aussie, australia, broadway, disney, garnier, her majesty’s theatre, london, love never dies, luciano pavarotti, musical theatre, musicals, new york, opera, paris, paul ettore tabone, pavarotti, phantom of the opera, piangi, shauntai batzke, tenor, theatre, this is me, ubaldo piangi, west end
  • New star-studded production of ‘Songs for a New World’ to be streamed in late February

    Lambert Jackson presents this original recorded version of Jason’s Robert Brown well-known work, which explores the choices we all must make in life. Shot during the first lockdown, the piece serves as a reflection of the state of the world during last summer and will be available for a whole week on Stream.Theatre.

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    10 February, 2021
    News
    andrew lloyd webber, broadway, cedric neal, classical, come from away, concert, hamilton, jason robert brown, lambert jackson, lambert jackson productions, les miserables, lin manuel miranda, london, motown, musical theatre, new york, phantom of the opera, pop, rachel john, rachel tucker, ramin karimloo, rock, shem omari james, songs for a new world, stars, stephen schwartz, stream theatre, theatre, west end, wicked
  • An Interview with Sierra Boggess – A Stage of Dreams

    From a first encounter with musicals at her teens to becoming one of the most iconic theatre performers in the last years, Sierra Boggess has represented a beacon of inspiration to worldwide audiences. Join us as we travel with her through the pages of her exhilirating story as an artist, in which every chapter has…

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    27 January, 2021
    Interviews
    alan menken, andrew lloyd webber, ariel, broadway, charles hart, christine daee, disney, disneyland, gillian lynne, glenn slater, hal prince, into the woods, las vegas, little mermaid, london, love never dies, music of the night, musical theatre, musicals, norm lewis, part of your world, phantom, phantom 25, ramin karimloo, royal albert hall, sierra boggess, sondheim, the phantom of the opera, theatre, till i hear you sing, ursula, west end
  • Fifteen acclaimed musicals and plays to be streamed between January and February

    The online venue Stream.Theatre is currently offering stage performances to be watched from audiences’ homes. Starting this week with acclaimed political dramas and children pantos, the platform will offer a great variety of shows – including well-renowned classics such as Anna Karenina and world premieres like The Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

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    15 January, 2021
    News
    all on her own, anna karenina, bobby’s last crusade, broadcast, broadway, comedy, drama, Frank Wildhorn, kennedy, little war, london, moscow peretta’s theatre, musical theatre, musicals, potted panto, roles we’ll never play, stream theatre, streamed theatre, the poltergeist, the sorcerer’s apprentice, the union theatre, tolstoi, untapped, waiting for obama, west end, xcalibur
  • Sherlock Holmes to return in a new online immersive theatrical experience

    Baker Street’s iconic detective will be the main theme of Les Enfants Terribles’ next project, which will provide audiences with an online multisensorial adventure. Centered around the mysterious deaths of three members of the parliament, the show will allow the public to plunge into Arthur Conan Doyle’s Victorian universe by offering the challenge of solving…

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    23 December, 2020
    News
    Anthony Spargo, arthur conan doyle, baker street, crime, foreign secretary, immersive, immersive theatre, josephine baker, les enfants terribles, london, lord chamberlain, moriarti, murder, mystery, oliver lansley, online, online adventure, parliament, romantic, sherlock holmes, the case of the hung parliament, the games afoot, the home secretary, victorian london, watson, west end
  • Jonathan Roxmouth talks ‘Phantom’, showbusiness and more

    Since his 2006 debut in the classic show Grease, Jonathan Roxmouth’s talent has taken the world by storm – starring in major musical productions such as Evita, Chicago, Cats and currently the international tour of The Phantom of the Opera. Join us into his dressing room, as in between performances, we go through the most…

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    18 December, 2020
    Interviews
    all i ask of you, andrew lloyd webber, billy joel, broadway, cats, chicago, christmas, evita, grease, jonathan roxmouth, leonard bernstein, music of the night, opera, performer, phantasm, phantom, pianist, piano, piano man, showman, singer, south africa, south korea, stephen sondheim, sunset boulevard, swingle bells, taipei, taiwan, the phantom of the opera, theatre
  • Shoshana Bean talks Broadway, music and more

    One of the most internationally acclaimed musical theatre actresses, Shoshana Bean has remained a Broadway icon since her first appearance as the leading lady in the worldwide stage phenomenon Wicked. Twenty years after her debut in the New York scene, we meet with the renowned performer to discuss the highlights of her diverse career as…

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    4 December, 2020
    Interviews
    album, apollo new york, bless the lord, blues, broadway, cd, defying gravity, elphaba, gig, godspell, gospell, itunes, itunes blues, joe mantello, london, los angeles, manhattan, new york, no good deed, no one mourns the wicked, o’farrell street, pie, pop, popular, r & b, recording artist, rock, rythm and blues, sara bareilles, she used to be mine, shoshana bean, singer, spectrum, stephen schwartz, superhero, the trevor project, waitress, west end, wicked
  • Channing Tatum’s ‘Magic Mike Live’ to return to the West End in April

    The show will open at London’s Hippodrome Casino in a revamped version that will feature new songs and dance sequences. Created and co-directed by Tatum, the play is an adaptation of the worldwide successful semiautobiographical film. Apart from ensuring all safety measures to abide by the COVID-19 prevention rules, the production will also offer early…

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    2 December, 2020
    News
    acrobatics, broadway, channing tatum, dance, gay, hippodrome casino, hunk, leicester square, london, london west end, magic mike, magic mike live, male, male nudity, muscles, musical, musical theatre, sexy, song, strip club, vincent marini, west end
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