With heartbreaking tenderness, Faygele confronts the devastating consequences of being unloved for who you are—now playing at the Marylebone Theatre.

Most film-to-stage adaptations succeed by staying true to their cinematic roots—but The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, which originally debuted at Southwark Playhouse and now plays at the Ambassadors Theatre, proves that diverging from the source material can create something truly magical.

Not typically the first choice for non-Shakespeare lovers, but with Bridgerton and Wicked star Jonathan Bailey leading the cast of Richard II at The Bridge Theatre, it’s an easy sell.

The party of the century is now roaring on at the London Coliseum with The Great Gatsby!

The Vaudeville Theatre hosted the Queen of the West End, Kerry Ellis, on Easter Monday for a Westway Session—and she did not disappoint. It truly felt as though she had invited the audience into her home for an intimate and raw PowerPoint night, singing along as we journeyed through her career—just as she intended.

Originally written in 1882, Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen is a renowned and once-controversial classic. This bold reimagining by Gary Owen brings the story into a modern and emotionally raw context at the Lyric Hammersmith.

Shanghai Dolls leaves a lasting impression and a desire to learn more about the real women behind the story.

Westway Music is back at it again with the Westway Sessions, an intimate concert series spotlighting some of the highest-calibre talent from the West End. On 7th April at the Vaudeville Theatre, it was Olivier Award-winner Cassidy Janson’s turn to take the stage.

It’s a nuanced look at how love may endure, but liking someone isn’t always guaranteed—something many confronted in lockdown.

Step into the world of the castrati in 18th-century Italy with Stiletto: A New Musical at Charing Cross Theatre.

Whether you're a long-time fan or experiencing Dear Evan Hansen for the first time, this tour offers a deeper understanding of why this broken boy makes the choices he does — decisions born from good intentions but ultimately tangled in deception.

The audience spanned generations, from enthusiastic seven-year-olds to lifelong fans in their seventies—a testament to Michael Jackson’s enduring legacy and timeless appeal.

We’re totally buggin’—Clueless the Musical is officially open at the Trafalgar Theatre!

White Rose promises an uplifting, relevant, and hopeful story, now playing at the Marylebone Theatre.

The Last Laugh brings British comedy legends Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe, and Bob Monkhouse to the stage. Set in a theatre dressing room, the play follows these iconic comedians as they break down the art of comedy, workshop their latest jokes, and reflect on the sacrifices they make to keep audiences laughing.

The Cruel Intentions UK & Ireland tour transports audiences back to the ’90s, bringing the cult-classic 1999 film—famously starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Reese Witherspoon—to the stage. The story follows privileged step-siblings Sebastian and Kathryn as they manipulate and seduce their high school peers, leaving destruction in their wake.

What do women really do when they go to the bathroom? The answer is far more than just using the toilet. Stalled: A New Musical, now playing at the King’s Head Theatre, explores the women’s bathroom as a multifaceted safe space.

This is a powerful examination of a woman once relegated to the background, bringing Mary Lincoln into the spotlight as she finds her voice, asserts her agency, and reclaims the power that was once stripped away.

For two nights only, the London Palladium hosts the world premiere of Figaro, a concert production which promises grand spectacle.

For someone who loves musicals, this might be the first time I’ve wished for fewer songs and more story.