Kids Week returns for 2024
Running from 24 July, the promotion will offer free tickets for under 17s, activity sessions and interactive curtain calls
Running from 24 July, the promotion will offer free tickets for under 17s, activity sessions and interactive curtain calls
Anaïs Mitchell’s jazz-infused folk musical has been modified for amateur youth productions
A recognition more prestigious than a knighthood is given to the British composer
The Easter weekend is upon us: we share some of our favourite songs for spring, including numbers involving love at first sight, physical and emotional healing, and all-out partying!
She may be best known for playing Trixie in TV’s Call the Midwife, but Helen George, now starring as Anna Leonowens in The King and I, also has a background in Musical Theatre. Tim Bano meets her, and...
It’s an exhilarating night of theatre that every musicals fan should experience at least once
The show is so faithful to the film that even the most observant five-year-old would struggle to find fault with it
This is a charming production with a fantastic cast, some beautiful sets and a gloriously camp villain who children will love as much as loathe
Beverley Knight offers a peppy and pumping paean to female self-acceptance
High energy with a strong sense of drive and groove throughout
Redmayne delivers in spades, a gloriously excessive Emcee
It’s not just an impressive historic reconstruction – it also makes the heart dance
New orchestrations make this a fresh take, not a dutiful re-retread
What makes this so effective is Ward’s ability to convey the drama
The Kathy and Stella double act talk to Editor Sarah Kirkup about the journey of this rip-roaring musical comedy, from the Edinburgh Fringe to the West End
The erstwhile Dear Evan Hansen star, now appearing as Dougal in Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), talks to Edward Seckerson about his Musical Theatre journey so far – and why working with...