By Stuart King Friday, February 28 2025, 12:10
As with all of Wayne McGregor’s new works, DEEPSTARIA has been a hotly awaited dance piece with its much vaunted dark voids and mysterious spaces igniting an anticipatory buzz and collective salivation among dance aficionados. Sadly, what was presented at Sadler’s Wells Thursday evening opener, was a ponderous primordial soup which managed to plumb the depths of tedium, irrespective of the dancers’ best efforts.
Wayne McGregor's Deepstaria, Company Wayne McGregor, Photo credit Ravi Deepres.
By Stuart King Thursday, February 27 2025, 16:39
What happens when you put three of yesteryear’s British comedy giants in the same room? Well obviously they tell jokes, rib each other, engage in banter and reminisce. Such is the premise of THE LAST LAUGH in which Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse find themselves backstage sharing a dressing room.
THE LAST LAUGH at Noël Coward Theatre. Bob Golding (Eric Morecambe), Damian Williams (Tommy Cooper) and Simon Cartwright (Bob Monkhouse). Photo Pamela Raith.
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, February 27 2025, 16:20
Boublil and Schönberg’s Les Misérables has been playing in the West End since 1985 and continues to captivate audiences with its powerful storytelling and iconic music.
Robson Broad as 'Enjolras' and Cast of Les Miserables. Photo by Danny Kaan.e
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, February 27 2025, 15:32
The critically acclaimed West End production will welcome a new cast next month, succeeding the original cast currently performing an exclusive run at the Lyric Theatre.
Cedric Neal in rehearsals for Hadestown. Photo by Johan Persson.
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, February 27 2025, 13:00
The multi-award winning stage adaptation, which played at the Barbican Centre in 2022 and 2023, will transfer to the West End from next month.
The cast of My Neighbour Totoro in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan
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