Theatre Interviews with Top West End Stars

The new cast of 'Stranger Things: The First Shadow' discuss making their West End debuts

The final TV series of Stranger Things will air in 2025, but the stage show is just getting started, with a Broadway transfer on the horizon and a new cast established in the London production as it turns one.

Álvaro Morte on making his West End debut in 'Barcelona'

Spanish actor Álvaro Morte is relishing his 12-week stint in Barcelona, a play about a drunken one-night stand that turns increasingly darker.

Andy Nyman on starring as Max Bialystock in 'The Producers'

Hilarious bad-taste bonanza The Producers has just goose-stepped its way back into London and stage veteran Andy Nyman is taking on the role of its beleaguered anti-hero, Max Bialystock.

Five questions with Mason Alexander Park of 'The Tempest'

Mason Alexander Park made their West End debut last year with a barnstorming Emcee in Cabaret and are now making magic as Ariel in The Tempest.

Sharon D Clarke on becoming Lady Bracknell in 'The Importance of Being Earnest'

Sharon D Clarke has made a name for herself as one of the stage’s most versatile actors – from powerhouse vocals in Caroline, Or Change, to an award-winning performance in Death of a Salesman.

Simon Lipkin and Shanay Holmes on starring in 'Oliver!' in the West End

The West End stars, who have more than 30 theatre credits between them, discuss appearing in producer Cameron Mackintosh's revival of Oliver! at the Gielgud Theatre.

Producer Cameron Mackintosh on reviving 'Oliver!' in the West End

Producer Cameron Mackintosh has been at the top of his game for half a century, masterminding some of the world’s most successful musicals. Now he is bringing back the iconic show Oliver! with a fresh staging and an exciting young cast.

Circa artistic director Yaron Lifschitz on bringing 'Duck Pond' to London's Southbank Centre

Inspired by Swan Lake and The Ugly Ducking, Circa's Duck Pond combines ballet and circus to create an incredible feast for the eyes. LondonTheatre.co.uk caught up with artistic director Yaron Lifschitz.

Five questions with Keala Settle of 'Fly More Than You Fall'

Keala Settle inspired a legion of fans with her portrayal of Lettie Lutz in The Greatest Showman. Now she is starring in a musical about grief and growth.

Dee Ahluwalia on starring in Hanif Kureishi's 'The Buddha of Suburbia' at the Barbican

Dee Ahluwalia talks to LondonTheatre.co.uk Magazine about what playing the role of Karim means to him and working alongside "buoyant director" director Emma Rice.