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10 Oct 2008
Maureen Lipman, Hannah Waddingham (pictured, right), Alexander Hanson and I’d Do Anything runner-up Jessie Buckley have been confirmed in the cast of Trevor Nunn’s production of Sondheim musical A Little Night Music, which plays at the Menier Chocolate Factory from 22 November. Read more
09 Oct 2008
There were smiles and cheers all round at the Queen’s theatre last night, where London’s longest running musical Les Misérables celebrated its 23rd London birthday. Read more
08 Oct 2008
Producer Sonia Friedman described Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land as a “monumental work of art”, following the opening of the Rupert Goold-directed production starring Michael Gambon, David Bradley, David Walliams and Nick Dunning, last night. Read more
07 Oct 2008
The Young Vic will team up with English National Opera (ENO) once again for a multimedia exploration of Purcell’s Dido And Aeneas next spring. Read more
03 Oct 2008
Two of Britain’s leading comedians, Eddie Izzard and Bill Bailey, are launching a comedy offensive on Shaftesbury Avenue this autumn. Izzard bring his show Stripped to the Lyric theatre, while Bailey performs Tinselworm at the Gielgud. Read more
02 Oct 2008
Melanie LaBarrie is to lead the cast of Rue Magique, a new musical by Brett Kahr which plays at the King’s Head pub theatre in Islington from 21 October to 7 December (press night 29 October). Read more
02 Oct 2008
The Theatrical Management Association Theatre Awards nominees have been announced, with shows seen on the capital’s stages named in many of the categories. Read more
02 Oct 2008
Never Forget, the musical based on the back catalogue of boy band Take That, has cancelled its planned transfer to the Lyric theatre and will now end its London run when it closes at the Savoy on 15 November. Read more
30 Sep 2008
The Laurence Olivier Awards, the UK’s most prestigious theatre accolade, is recruiting panellists to judge the 2010 winners and see a year’s worth of free theatre in the process. Read more
29 Sep 2008
Freelance journalist Jasper Rees, who is best known for providing arts features for the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Times, turns playwright when the stage adaptation of his book I Found My Horn opens at the Tristan Bates theatre in December. Read more
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