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Daisy Edgar-Jones in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Almeida. Credit Marc Brenner
20 Dec
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF at Almeida

Tennessee Williams, a man who himself tangoed dangerously with drugs and alcohol, produced sufficient Southern stories involving unhealthy relationships, substance abuse and dirty secrets, to fill a rock star’s memoir. Rebecca Frecknall directs one of the playwright’s most renowned, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF for the Almeida, but with underwhelming results.

Daisy Edgar-Jones in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Almeida. Credit Marc BrennerDaisy Edgar-Jones in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Almeida. Credit Marc Brenner

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musicals to watch in london in 2025
19 Dec
News
Emmie Newitt

Musicals to look out for in London in 2025

With 2025 on the horizon, we’re sharing with you just five of the musicals you need to look out for during the New Year.

musicals to watch in london in 2025

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hadestown broadway cast return to west end
18 Dec
News
Emmie Newitt

Original HADESTOWN cast to return to London's West End for limited run

The original cast members from the National Theatre and Broadway productions will return to reprise their roles in London for a limited run starting 11 February 2025.

hadestown broadway cast return to west endStars from the original National Theatre and Broadway production of Hadestown.

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lightning thief musical london extension
18 Dec
News
Emmie Newitt

THE LIGHTNING THIEF: THE PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL's London run extends

This announcement comes on the heels of an electrifying and unprecedented wave of demand sparked by the London premiere, which debuted to widespread acclaim last month.

lightning thief musical london extensionMax Harwood in The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical. Photo by Manuel Harlan

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Dickie Beau as Oscar Wilder and Simon Russell Beale as A E Housman_credit Helen Murray
17 Dec
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: THE INVENTION OF LOVE at Hampstead Theatre

English poet A. E. Housman received the inimitable Stoppard treatment, in Sir Tom’s 1997 work THE INVENTION OF LOVE, which is widely considered one of his most profoundly esoteric. Under Richard Eyre’s direction, the original play won awards, transferred from the National to the West End and then went on to Broadway. Here, for Hampstead Theatre’s new iteration, director Blanche McIntyre takes the reins.

Dickie Beau as Oscar Wilder and Simon Russell Beale as A E Housman_credit Helen MurrayDickie Beau as Oscar Wilder and Simon Russell Beale as A E Housman. Credit Helen Murray

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