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  • ‘Sleepless, A Musical Romance’ to have its world premiere in London next March

    The classic romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan has been turned into a musical which will open at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. Directed by Morgan Young and starring West End stars Michael Xavier and Kimberley Walsh, the show will feature an entirely original score by new British writers Robert Scott and Brendan…

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    29 November, 2019
    News
    big, broadway, david shor, elf, empire state building, encore theatre, london, marc toberoff, meg ryan, michael rose, michael xavier, morgan young, musical theatre, new york, new york city, seattle, sleepless, sleepless in seattle, sleepless the musical, tom hanks, troubadour wembley park theatre, uk, usa, west end, white chrstimas
  • ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ announces three new venues for its UK-Ireland tour

    Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh have confirmed Sunderland, Cardiff and Plymouth as the show’s next three stops after playing at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre in September. The tour, whose full cast is yet to be announced, will open in Leicester in late February and will extend until 2021 – with further venues to be…

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    13 November, 2019
    News
    andrew lloyd webber, angel of music, brimingham hippodrome, cameron mackintosh, charles hart, christine, edinburgh festival theatre, manchester palace, masquerade, michael crawford, music of the night, phantom, plymouth, point of no return, raoul, red death, sarah brightman, sunderland empire, the phantom of the opera, think of me, tour, wales millennium centre, wishing you were somehow here again
  • Interview with Tim Rice on ‘The Lion King’

    Twenty years after its official London premiere, Disney’s legendary musical keeps roaring stronger than ever on the West End stage. Join us in this new show, accompanied by world-acclaimed lyricist Tim Rice, the word magician who helped draw the greatest circle of life.

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    25 October, 2019
    Interviews
    20 anniversary, 20th anniversary, aids foundation, animation, anniversary, broadway, cardiff, circle of life, disney, disney animation, edinburgh playhouse, elton john, elton john aids foundation, gala, london, lyceum theatre, michael eisner, mufasa, musical theatre, rafiki, roy disney, royal academy of music, sarabi, simba, the lion king, the walt disney company, theatre, tim rice, wales millennium centre, walt disney, west end, zazu
  • ‘Come From Away’ to open in its first non-English speaking country

    The show will go on tour around China, with its first performances scheduled for the beginning of May. Directed by Tony Award winner Christopher Ashley, the musical tells the amazing true story of over 7,000 people sheltered by a small Canadian community during the September 11th flight attacks. Opening to rave reviews on Broadway, the…

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    18 October, 2019
    News
    9/11, a bronx tale, a chistmas story, be more chill, beowulf boritt, broadway, canada, christopher ashley, come from away, david hein, diana, gander, hamilton, howell binkley, ian eisendrath, irene sankoff, jelly’s last jam, jersey boys, kelly devine, london, new york, newfoundland, olivier award, rock of ages, seattle, september 11, september 11 attacks, toni leslie james, tony award, twin towers, washington, west end
  • Interview with Charles Hart on ‘The Phantom of the Opera’

    33 years after its world premiere in London, ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ keeps haunting sold out houses every day at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Join us in our celebration of this unimaginable milestone, accompanied by lyricist Charles Hart, the man who gave words to the music of the night.

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    9 October, 2019
    Interviews
    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, thinkk of me, west end
  • New West End theatre to open its first season in late October

    The new venue will feature Europe’s most advanced revolving theatre technology as well as a two-floor glass bridge which will lead to a dining and bar area. Named the New Boulevard and located at the exact same spot where its predecessor stood, its first season will include a wide variety of upcoming shows and will…

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    4 October, 2019
    News
    abbie spallen, boulevard theatre, charcoalblue, david mcalmont, fawn james, ghost quartet, hello and goodbye, julia clare, kiri pritchard mclean, late night scene, london, luisa omielan, nadim naaman, new boulevard theatre, nina conti, paul kerryson, paul raymond, pippa evans, soda studio, soho sounds jazz, the cavalcaders, the effect, the sunset limited, tony kofi, vimala rowe, west end
  • Jennifer Saunders to star in the West End revival of ‘Blithe Spirit’

    Nöel Coward’s most beloved comedy will return to the London stage in a new critically acclaimed production directed by Sir Richard Eyre. Scheduled to open next March at the Duke of York’s Theatre, the show will enjoy a short UK tour which will include Bath, Cambridge and Norwich, among other cities. The cast also includes…

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    25 September, 2019
    English contents
    anthony ward, blithe spirit, cambridge arts theatre, comedy, duke of york theatre, emma naomi, geoffrey streatfeild, jennifer saunders, jonathan church, lee dean, lisa dilon, london, malvern theatre, norwich theatre, richard eyre, richmond theatre, rose wardlaw, simon coates, sir richard eyre, stage, theatre royal bath, theatre royal brighton, uk tour, west end
  • ‘The Lion King’ to hold a special gala for its 20th anniversary in London

    The show will celebrate its two-decade run next October in a very special event which will also support the Royal Academy of Music and the Elton John AIDS Foundation. The gala coincides with the start of a brand new tour across the UK and Ireland, which is currently playing in Bristol and will later move…

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    11 September, 2019
    English contents
    20 anniversary, 20th anniversary, aids foundation, animation, anniversary, broadway, cardiff, disney, disney animation, edinburgh playhouse, elton john, elton john aids foundation, gala, london, lyceum theatre, mufasa, musical theatre, rafiki, royal academy of music, sarabi, simba, the lion king, theatre, tim rice, wales millennium centre, walt disney, west end, zazu
  • New musical magic show based on Houdini’s life in development

    Producer Karl Sydow and director Federico Bellone are working on an original piece which will feature Hungarian folk-inspired music and 20 never-seen-before illusions to tell the story of History’s greatest escapologist. Set during the great magician’s last performance, the show which narrate his rise to fame as well as his love affairs. Titled The Impossible Man,…

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    30 August, 2019
    News
    1920s, 20s, broadway, cameron mackintosh, coney island, detroit, dirty dancing, disney, federico bellone, harry houdini, houdini, karl sydow, london, magic, magic show, magic trick, mary poppins, milan, musical, musical theatre, previews, sugar, the impossible man, theatre workshop, tricks, west end, workshop
  • Further casting for London’s ‘Prince of Egypt’ announced

    After revealing the names of the actors who will step into the show’s main four roles, new six performers have been finally confirmed for the supporting parts, which includes pharaohs, royal priests and Moses’s family. Scheduled to open in February at the Dominion Theatre, the production will run for a limited 32-week season and will…

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    7 August, 2019
    News
    adam pearce, all i ever wanted, ancient egypt, animation, broadway, christine allado, debbie kurup, dreamworks, dreamworks theatricals, gary wilmot, godspell, hans zimmer, joe dixon, liam tamme, mariah carey, moses, mulan, musical theatre, pharaoh, pocahontas, ramses, scott schwartz, silas wyatt barke, stephen schwartz, tanisha spring, the plagues, the prince of egypt, the prince of egypt musical, west end, when you believe, wicked, wicked fifteent
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