West End Premiere: The Standard of Living Comes to Theatre Royal Haymarket
Rory Kinnear stars in James Graham’s new play exploring economist John Maynard Keynes at Theatre Royal Haymarket this autumn.
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Cats Opens at Regent’s Park: Summer Theatre Magic Returns
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats is now playing at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre through September. See production photos and casting details inside.
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Gillian Anderson Stars in Virginia Woolf at Soho Place
Emmy winner Gillian Anderson leads the cast of Edward Albee’s classic play at Soho Place from September. Full casting and rehearsal images revealed.
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Gillian Anderson & Billy Crudup Lead Virginia Woolf at Soho Place
Full cast revealed for Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Soho Place this September. Emmy winner Gillian Anderson and Tony winner Billy Crudup star.
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Million Dollar Quartet Rocks Marble Arch This Autumn
Rock ‘n’ roll legend comes to life at Arts at Marble Arch. Darren Day stars in this chart-topping musical celebration of music history.
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Drew McOnie Brings Fresh Vision to CATS at Regent’s Park
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre’s bold reinvention of CATS showcases new choreography and stellar performances. Here’s what local audiences need to know.
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NOW YOU SEE ME LIVE Brings Hollywood Magic to London Coliseum
The blockbuster live magic show NOW YOU SEE ME LIVE is performing at London Coliseum until September. Here’s what West End audiences need to know.
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Cats Revival at Regent’s Park Dazzles London Theatre Critics
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats returns to London with a fresh take at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Critics praise the choreography and design in this stunning outdoor revival.
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Shaggy Returns to Sting’s The Last Ship at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Global reggae icon Shaggy reprises his role in Sting’s musical The Last Ship, coming to Theatre Royal Drury Lane this autumn. Limited run September-October 2026.
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Trainspotting Musical Cancels UK Tour After West End Run
The Theatre Royal Haymarket production ends its planned tour due to ticket sales. Here’s what it means for London’s theatre scene.
