




Introducing the October/November 2023 issue of Musicals magazine, featuring Rachel Tucker
Rachel Tucker: why the West End star is rocking out on her new album | As tours begin for Aladdin, Pretty Woman and more, we explore life on the road
Rachel Tucker: why the West End star is rocking out on her new album | As tours begin for Aladdin, Pretty Woman and more, we explore life on the road
Win a prize worth £1,000, including a hotel room for two at the Riviera Hotel, three nights of indulgent dinner, bed, and breakfast; exclusive access to all entertainment sessions; and a VIP goodie...
Cameron Mackintosh's 16-week run at The Gielgud Theatre dedicated to the late, great composer and lyricist starts on 16 September.
For his new, immersive Guys & Dolls, Nicholas Hytner is challenging the audience’s perception of what this classic Broadway musical can be. Matt Wolf speaks to him, and to his fellow creatives, to...
Michael Ball talks to Edward Seckerson about his remarkable career trajectory to date – and how ‘Love Changes Everything’ might not have left his repertoire for good
For those willing to take the psychic journey on offer, this remains a singular and wonderful show
Nothing hits home quite like that magnificent exchange between a brassy band and the silvery ring of tap shoes
A take-no-prisoners knees-up that can be both knockabout and surprisingly moving
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Don Black and Christopher Hampton‘s classic musical SUNSET BOULEVARD is coming to the West End’s Savoy Theatre for 16 weeks only from September 2023!
In this reimagining by director Jamie Lloyd, Nicole Scherzinger* will star in the leading role as faded screen star Norma Desmond. Since it’s West End premiere in 1993, SUNSET BOULEVARD has been revived multiple times including a run that starred Glenn Close as Norma.
SUNSET BOULEVARD is a much loved musical based on the 1950’s Billy Wilder film of the same name. It features a score including ‘With One Look’, ‘As If We Never Said Goodbye’ and ‘The Perfect Year’.
BUY TICKETSIt’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
We are placed squarely in the realm of classic Broadway – and what a pleasure that is
This recording is both impressive and alarming in that it humanises two mass murderers
Goodbye highlights, hello the real deal with reprises and atmospheric underscoring
Edward Seckerson meets Jamie Muscato, currently starring in Moulin Rouge
Edward Seckerson drops in on the two leading ladies of the current revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Aspects of Love - Laura Pitt-Pulford & Danielle de Niese