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The world premiere stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film begins performances next month Julian Ovenden and Miyuki Miyagi, provided uncredited by the production Complete casting has now been revealed for the upcoming world premiere play High Noon, adapted from the four-time Academy Award-winning 1952 film of the same name. Written by Oscar winner Eric Roth (Forrest Gump) and based on the original screenplay by Carl Foreman, the piece marks Roth’s debut work for the stage.

The odds are in her favour! Julian Ovenden and Miyuki Miyagi, provided uncredited by the production Welcome to our latest edition of “Getting To Know You”, citizens of Panem! We’ve dedicated this installment to a fresh face, making her professional stage debut in the coveted role of Katniss Everdeen in the world premiere production of The Hunger Games: Liverpool-born Mia Carragher. Find out all about the path that has led her to District 12 – including performing at the House

Duke of Yorks Theatre About Woman in Mind Audiences are drawn into the fractured consciousness of Susan, a woman whose seemingly ordinary life unravels after she sustains a bump to the head. From that moment, her world divides into two distinct realities: one bleak and mundane, filled with emotional distance and frustration, and another gloriously imagined - an idyllic world where she is cherished, admired, and adored by a perfect family. As these two worlds begin to overlap,

Wyndham's Theatre Inter Alia London tickets Oscar-nominee Rosamund Pike (Saltburn, Gone Girl) stars in the West End transfer of National Theatre’s critically acclaimed play, Inter Alia. Playing a strictly limited engagement at Wyndham’s Theatre, book your official tickets today. About Inter Alia Jessica Parks is no ordinary London Crown Court Judge. Sharp, compassionate, and unafraid to challenge a system she knows isn’t always just, she’s also a mother and friend trying to b

It follows an already released concept album Julian Ovenden and Miyuki Miyagi, provided uncredited by the production Exclusive: Additional names have joined the semi-staged world premiere concert of Jo – The Little Women Musical. Based on Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, the new musical reimagines Little Women through the eyes of Jo March – a fiercely creative young writer whose grief and ambition shape one of literature’s most enduring coming-of-age stories. The concert wi

Tom Morris’ contemporary revival runs at Theatre Royal Haymarket until 17 January Toby Jones (Iago), Caitlin FitzGerald (Desdemona) and David Harewood (Othello) in Othello In 1997, David Harewood was – shamingly, given the lateness of the date – the first Black actor to play Othello at the National Theatre. It’s his misfortune that in returning to the part some three decades on, when he felt he had more to give, he has landed in this disjointed production by director Tom Morr

But the show must go on! The Shaftesbury Theatre in London’s West End, the current home of Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical, is set to undergo refurbishment works from February 2026 until early 2027. During this time, the venue will remain open, performing to two levels (instead of three) until completion. Chief executive Eleanor Lang said: “We are delighted to be continuing our work to ensure the Shaftesbury Theatre remains a beautiful theatre in the West End; a wonde

and getting in touch with her villainous side On Friday night for Halloween, there were no tricks at the West End production of Disney’s Hercules, just one big treat… The audience in attendance – many of whom came dressed as their favourite Disney villain – got to experience a never-before-seen third act of the show, featuring special guest star Susan Egan. You can watch that performance here. Officially inducted as a Disney Legend in 2024, Egan is perhaps best known for voic

Dancing through life… and into the ballroom! It’s almost Musicals Week on Strictly Come Dancing! Now, Strictly and musicals go hand in hand, not only because of the glitz and the glamour, the sets, the costumes, and the wigs, hair, and make-up! Over recent years, we’ve seen an increase in stage performers competing (WhatsOnStage Award winner Layton Williams got to the final a couple of years back, and Amber Davies is currently dancing with the same pro), and even Strictly pro

First look revealed- Marmalade Sandwiches at the ready ! The first images of Paddington and the team bringing him to the stage, have been revealed. The performers playing Paddington are James Hameed (Paddington off-stage performer and remote puppeteer) and Arti Shah (Paddington on-stage performer). Abbie Purvis and Ali Sarebani are the alternate Paddington on-stage performers. The team responsible for the bear includes Tahra Zafar (Paddington bear designer), Audrey Brisson (B

Theatre Royal Haymarket Othello London tickets 28 years after becoming the first black man to play the titular character, David Harewood OBE (Homeland) reprises his history-making role. Joined by Toby Jones OBE (Mr Bates vs the Post Office) and Caitlin Fitzgerald (Succession), Othello plays a strictly limited run at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Book your official tickets today! About Othello Shakespeare’s Othello explodes to life like never before in a fiery new production. T

The world premiere stage adaptation of The Killings at Badger’s Drift stars Daniel Casey as Inspector Tom Barnaby The Killings at Badger’s Drift was the first episode of the much-loved television series, Midsomer Murders, back in 1997. Since then, the county has clocked up over 388 murders, making it the fifth most dangerous place to live in England and Wales. Now neatly adapted for the stage and directed by Guy Unsworth, it makes its world premiere at Richmond Theatre before

Prince Edward Theatre Top Hat Tickets Top Hat returns to London this winter, bringing vintage Hollywood glamour to Queen Elizabeth Hall. Directed by Olivier and Tony Award-winner Kathleen Marshall (Anything Goes), this dazzling new production revives the charm, wit and elegance of the classic musical. Featuring timeless songs by Irving Berlin and breathtaking choreography, Top Hat is the perfect winter escape. About Top Hat Romance and rhythm collide in Top Hat, a sparkling s

Who’ll be puttin’ on the ritz in Liverpool? Exclusive: Further casting has been announced for Hope Mill Theatre’s production of Young Frankenstein when it transfers to Liverpool Playhouse for a five-week Christmas season run. The production, currently running at Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester with Ore Oduba in the lead role, continues there until 30 November. Adapted by Mel Brooks from his 1974 film, Young Frankenstein follows Frederick Frankenstein as he inherits his family

Apollo Theatre A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong London tickets Get ready for a festive theatrical treat as the Cornley Amateur Drama Society returns with their unique take on Charles Dickens' timeless classic, A Christmas Carol. From Mischief Theatre, the creators of The Play That Goes Wrong, this production promises to put the bah ha ha in bah humbug! Book your official tickets to A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong today! About A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong The Cornley Drama Society is

Prince Edward Theatre Beetlejuice The Musical Tickets He’s trading the underworld for the West End stage! The hit Broadway musical Beetlejuice arrives at the Prince Edward Theatre in May 2026. Packed with outrageous fun, jaw-dropping effects and a killer score, this larger-than-life production brings Tim Burton’s beloved film to London in spectacular style. Don’t miss your chance to grab Beetlejuice the Musical tickets and say his name three times for a night you’ll never for

Wyndhams Theatre All My Sons London tickets Directed by Ivo van Hove, and playing a strictly limited season at the Wyndham’s Theatre, Bryan Cranston, Paapa Essiedu, and Marianne Jean-Baptiste star in Arthur Miller’s All My Sons. All My Sons, Miller’s 1947 masterwork - and his first ever play - is a gripping exploration of family, loyalty, and the cost of the American dream. Inspired by real events in the aftermath of World War II, Respected, self-made businessman Joe Keller p

Three scene-stealers make this a comedy cracker Max Webster’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest felt like a sugary overload of a festive banquet when it ran for a sell-out season at the National Theatre last year – jubilant and cackle-worthy but sprawling in places. Now blithely skipping across the Thames to the Noël Coward Theatre, the take on Wilde’s play about confused identities, deceptions, romances and, of course, handbags, feels tighter, slick

Long may it reign over UK and Ireland tour venues! New tour stops have been announced for the UK and international tour of Six. The award-winning show reimagines the lives of Henry VIII’s six wives as pop stars, blending historical heartbreak with modern empowerment in an 80-minute musical experience. It was released in cinemas earlier this year, with the original West End cast starring. The touring cast, detailed here, are backed by the show’s all-female band, the Ladies in

The rainbow highs keep rollin’ in - Album out now It’s one thing to capture the electricity of Jamie Lloyd’s Evita within the grandeur of The London Palladium, but quite another to bottle it so convincingly in sound. This new highlights album – recorded live from the sound desk – manages exactly that. While Lloyd’s production was a riot of directorial flair and visual audacity, this release strips everything back to what lies at its heart: the performers’ voices. Rachel Zegle