With a beloved story crafted by Dodie Smith and two successful Disney adaptations, there’s a high bar set for “101 Dalmatians: The Musical.” After a successful run at Regent’s Park Theatre, this touring production is now extending its stay at the Eventim Apollo. However, the Apollo, known for its cavernous space better suited for concerts,

Realfake Theatre’s acclaimed dark comedy, “English Kings Killing Foreigners,” is set to move to the Soho Theatre for a five-week run this autumn, from September 16 to October 18, 2025. This production, praised for its clever humor and energetic approach, offers a witty examination of English cultural identity and the often controversial legacy of Shakespeare.

In Liverpool, a playful rumor circulated that a furious Coleen McLoughlin had tossed Wayne Rooney’s engagement ring into a bush. This amusing tale sparked a frenzy among local treasure hunters. The situation escalated to the point where the National Trust had to prevent treasure seekers from scouring the Formby Point nature reserve, fearing that the

A striking new exhibition in London is paying tribute to the legendary designer Gianni Versace, showcasing his iconic work that once dressed global stars like Princess Diana, Tupac Shakur, and Elton John. Hosted at the prestigious Victoria and Albert Museum, the exhibition presents over 100 original pieces that reflect Versace’s bold aesthetic and deep influence

Triptych Theatre, in collaboration with Park Theatre, is set to present their acclaimed dark comedy, ‘Vermin’, at Park90 from September 9 to 20. This chilling production examines themes of love, loss, and obsession against the backdrop of a nightmarish rat infestation, blending dark humor with psychological tension. Written by Benny Ainsworth and directed by Michael

Three years ago, playwright Suzie Miller crafted a career-defining role for Jodie Comer in her West End debut, Prima Facie. Now, excitement builds for Rosamund Pike’s performance in Miller’s new play, which reunites the talented team behind the hit production. Unlike the confrontational narrative of Prima Facie—where a defense lawyer uses her skills against a

The evening kicked off with a captivating fanfare composed by Arthur Bliss in 1944 for Sir Henry Wood, the inaugural conductor of the Promenade Concerts. This piece featured a dynamic ensemble of three trumpets, three trombones, and timpani. Following that were two well-loved classics: Mendelssohn’s Fingal’s Cave overture, which was beautifully interpreted by Oramo, and

Malorie Blackman’s groundbreaking novel, Noughts and Crosses, has taken flight at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, infusing the stage with youthful vigor amidst the enchanting outdoor setting. On another warm London evening, the sky darkens as we enter Blackman’s stark dystopian realm—a world marred by racial division and state violence, where the destinies of

After a successful sold-out premiere at White Lab Theatre, Central Saint Martins on May 7, 2025, A Journey to the West is set to make its mark at Camden Fringe 2025. This dynamic adaptation combines Chinese cultural elements with the emotional complexities of Gen Z, delivering a powerful and concise performance. Drawing inspiration from the

Get ready to enjoy some fantastic drinks and lively tunes! This summer, The Arts Theatre—home of the Olivier-nominated hit, The Choir of Man—is excited to unveil a brand-new “Happy Hour” experience. Kicking off on Thursday, July 24th, this four-week event will offer theatre-goers and music enthusiasts a 20% discount on drinks at the bar, alongside

The National Theatre has unveiled the first look at The Estate, an impressive debut play by Shaan Sahota, directed by Daniel Raggett (Accidental Death of an Anarchist). BAFTA-winning actor Adeel Akhtar (Fool Me Once) takes on the role of Angad, an ambitious politician in this incisive exploration of family dynamics, power, and the truths we

Following a triumphant, sold-out premiere at Theatre503 in 2023, Alfie Webster’s poignant one-man play, lenny., is set to move to the Omnibus Theatre. Produced by Grey Castle Productions, this eagerly awaited performance opens on September 19th, with previews starting September 16th, and will run until October 4th, 2025. Written and performed by Webster, and directed

Despite her intense desire for Jochanaan (John the Baptist), Salome’s feelings are complex, swinging between infatuation and repulsion—his leprous skin and unkempt hair repulse her. The sentiment is mutual; “daughter of Sodom” is one of the kinder insults Jochanaan hurls at her. Michael Volle brilliantly captures this mix of disdain and self-righteousness, a trait that

The National Theatre and Wales Millennium Centre have unveiled a first look at the revival of “Nye,” Tim Price’s sweeping Welsh saga that explores the life of Aneurin ‘Nye’ Bevan and his quest to establish the NHS. Directed by former National Theatre Director Rufus Norris, this production marks his final season, with Michael Sheen reprising

Over 800 buildings, more than 700 events, across 33 boroughs: The most exciting week of the year for architecture and exploration enthusiasts is approaching. The first details of the Open House Festival 2025, which annually brings together thousands of architecture lovers, urban enthusiasts, and history buffs, have been announced. Taking place from September 13–21, the

Get ready for an engaging mix of humor, heart, and the infectious rhythms of Northern Soul music, as Toby Parsons Productions, in collaboration with Park Theatre, unveils the premiere of (God Save My) Northern Soul. Written and performed by the talented Natasha Cottriall, this dark comedy delves into themes of love and loss within the

The National Theatre has unveiled the complete cast for “Bacchae,” a highly anticipated adaptation by Nima Taleghani (of Heartstopper fame). This production marks an important milestone as it will be the first play staged at the renowned Olivier Theatre under the direction of Indhu Rubasingham, who is stepping into her role as the National Theatre’s

George the Poet believes immersive art installations can serve as a gateway to the visual arts for young people, breaking down historical barriers that have excluded certain groups. The award-winning podcaster and spoken-word artist collaborated with a group of young individuals from the Mayor of London’s violence reduction unit to reinterpret classic artworks. This summer,