
The Glee star will journey into the underworld as he joins the cast of The Frogs at Southwark Playhouse.
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The Glee star will journey into the underworld as he joins the cast of The Frogs at Southwark Playhouse.
Safeena Ladha is sinking her teeth into multiple roles in the spoof Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, alongside James Daly, Diane Pilkington, and Charlie Stemp.
Call the Midwife actor Jennifer Kirby tackles Jean-Philippe Daguerre’s thorny play Farewell Mister Haffmann at the Park Theatre.
Ex Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore turns her attention to the stage in John Donnelly’s new play Apex Predator about vampirism and female empowerment.
The creators of the award-winning comedy The Play That Goes Wrong are brushing up on their Bond for new show The Comedy About Spies.
After its stunning debut at the Kiln in 2023, Retrograde hits the West End – lead star Ivanno Jeremiah tells London Theatre Magazine what it’s like portraying a Hollywood great.
After wild success with For Black Boys, Ryan Calais Cameron is back in the West End with something completely different – and necessary.
Rising star Alec Boaden stars in James Graham's new play about the real-life, one-punch crime that killed trainee paramedic James Hodgkinson.
Birmingham-raised actor Cherrelle Skeete makes her National Theatre debut with a revival of Michael Abbensetts’ comic drama, Alterations.
Last year, Priyanga Burford starred opposite Matt Smith in the political play An Enemy of the People, earning an Olivier nomination for her role. Now she performs in Duncan Macmillan's update of The Seagull.
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