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  • New cast and exclusive content from ‘Back to the Future’ musical released

    As the world premiere approaches, the production has made public one of the new songs especially conceived for the show, written by Emmy and Grammy Award winner Alan Silvestri and six-time Grammy Award Winner Glenn Ballard, which can be watched in this post. Also, we get to meet the actors who will play the show’s…

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    26 July, 2019
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    alan silvestri, back to the future, cedric neal, colin ingram, doc, don’t need money, george mcfly, ghost the musical, glen ballard, hugh coles, london, manchester opera house, martin mcfly, musical, musical theatre, rosanna hyland, school of rock, sci-fi, science fiction, shrek the musical, sister act, the festival, the power of love, urinetown, west end
  • Initial West End casting confirmed for ‘The Prince of Egypt’ musical

    Stephen Schwartz’s masterpiece will count on some UK’s most versatile actors – all of them with major theatre credits in musicals, concerts and classics productions. Full exclusive footage of the photoshoot and first interviews with the cast can be found in this post. Starring Luke Brandy and Liam Tamne in the main roles, the show…

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    24 July, 2019
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    alexia khadime, all i ever wanted, ancient egypt, animation, broadway, christine allado, dreamworks, dreamworks theatricals, godspell, hans zimmer, liam tamme, mariah carey, moses, mulan, musical theatre, pharaoh, pocahontas, ramses, scott schwartz, stephen schwartz, the plagues, the prince of egypt, the prince of egypt musical, west end, when you believe, wicked, wicked fifteenth
  • 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
  • Jake Gyllenhaal to star in the West End production of ‘Sunday in The Park with George’ along with Annaleigh Ashford

    London’s Savoy Theatre will host the revival of one Sondheim’s biggest artistic achievements – with this venue as its third home after being performed at the New York City Center and Broadway’s Hudson Theater. Set to open next year, the production will feature a British cast and will run for a very limited season, which…

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    21 June, 2019
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    a life, ambassadors theatre group, annaleigh ashford, broadway, carole shorenstein hays, franch, hudson theatre, jake gyllenhaal, james lapine, london, new york, new york city center, sarna lapine, savoy theatre, sea wall, sea wall / a life, sondheim, stephen sondheim, sunday in the park with george, west end
  • Ian McKellen to return to London’s West End with his new one-man show

    After completing an extensive national tour in over 80 venues next August, the production will open at the Harold Pinter Theatre in late September for a limited run. Directed by Sean Mathias, the play explores Tolkien, Shakespeare and other authors (and also the audience!), with all of its profits to be given to charity. 

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    14 June, 2019
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    ambassador theatre, ambassador theatre group productions, bolton town hall, eduardo alonso, harold pinter theatre, ian mckellen, ian on stage, london, shakespeare, stage, theatre, tolkien, west end
  • Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ to travel around the UK and Ireland on a new tour

    The new production will open in Bristol in September before transferring to Edinburgh at the end of the year, with more cities to be fannounced. Starring American actor Dashaun Young (who has played the role of Simba since 2007 in many versions including Broadway, West End and Vegas), the tour will feature an international cast,…

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    12 June, 2019
    News
    alan menken, beautiful, ben elton, bristol, broadway, carole king, disney, disney theatrical productions, edinburgh, elton john, garth fagan, lawrence olivier, lebo m, london, michael curry, mowtown, mufasa, musical, musical theatre, new york, richard hudson, roger allers, simba, the lion king, thomas schumacher, tim rice, tony award, uk, uk tour, walt disney, west end
  • ‘Back To The Future’ musical to open in Machester before West End transfer

    Creators of the film Bob Gale and Robert Zemerick have reunited with composer Alan Silvestri to carry out this upcoming show which has already thrilled some of the original cast members. Scheduled to open in February for a limited 12-week season, the production will be directed by Tony Award winner John Rando and will feature…

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    31 May, 2019
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    alan silvestri, amblin entertainment, back to the future, bat out of hell, bob gale, chris bailey, colin ingram, emmy awards, finn ross, gareth owen, grammy awards, john rando, johnny b goode, manchester opera house, marty mcfly, nick finlow, olivier awards, olly obson, paul kieve, robert zemeckis, sci-fi, science fiction, the power of love, tony awards, universal pictures
  • ‘The Best of… Rock Musicals’ Review: ‘A bet you can’t let go of’

    Last May 12th, the Eventim Apollo Hammersmith was home to one of the most special evenings of the entire season. The Best of… Rock Musicals, a concert celebrating the greatest theatre tunes in the last 50 years, brought the house down with their outstanding homage to some of the most popular shows in History. Find out…

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    24 May, 2019
    English contents
    alan jay lerner, andrew lloyd webber, broadway, charlie waller, charlie waller memorial trust, chess, dear evan hansen, eventim apollo, eventim apollo hammersmith, hammersmith, hedwig, hugh wooldridge, idina menzel, jesus christ superstar, jon robyns, josh groban, judy kuhn, kerry ellis, lion king, london, musical theatre, new york, phantom of the opera, rachel fabri, rent, rock musicals, royal albert hall, the night of the thousand voices, tim rice, tina turner, west end
  • The stage version of ‘Prince of Egypt’ to open in London for a limited run

    One of the most acclaimed films in the History of animation will come as musical to the West End next year – after its first perfomances in the USA and Denmark. With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, this production will include 10 new songs specifically written for the show, which will be played at…

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    8 May, 2019
    News
    all i ever wanted, apollo victoria theatre, broadway, deliver us, disney, dominion theatre, dreamworks, gerswhin theatre, london, mariah carey, michael mccabe, moses, mulan, neil laidlaw, new york, pocahontas, scott schwartz, sean cheesman, simon cowell, stephen schwartz, steven spielberg, the hunchback of notre dame, the prince of egypt, the x factor, through heaven’s eyes, uk, universal, universal theatrical, west end, when you believe, whitney houston, wicked
  • Stephen Mangan to star in a new West End production next season

    Sean Foley writes and directs this adaption which reunites him with Mangan after their collaboration for the play Jeeves and Wooster. Based on the 1951 film EALING, the show tells the story of the inventor of a special fabric that cannot get dirty or wear out – which will turn the whole fashion industry into…

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    26 April, 2019
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    alec guiness, broadway, cecil parker, ealing, gran via, jeeves and wooster, joan greenwood, kara tointon, laurence olivier, london, madrid, michael taylor, new york, olivier award, roger macdougall, sean foley, stephen mangan, the flower within the bud, the man in the white suit, theatre royal bath, west end, wyndhams theatre
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