Olly Alexander stars in Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' transferring to the London West End's Noël Coward ...

Irish actor Paul Mescal is to make his debut at London’s National Theatre in ... Both 20th century plays will take place in the Lyttelton Theatre, and focus on dysfunctional family relationships ...

His connections to London's theatre world run deep ... as the Danish prince at the Lyttelton Theatre from September. And, after years of development, former Old Vic artistic chief Matthew Warchus ...

Olly Alexander headlines the West End transfer of the National Theatre’s acclaimed revival of Oscar Wilde’s comedy, The ...

The Olivier Theatre is the largest of the three auditoriums at the National Theatre, completed by the Lyttelton Theatre and the Dorfman Theatre. The stage itself is famous for its drum-revolve, ...

With the summer holidays coming up, you're probably looking for ways to entertain the whole family in London. How about a trip to the theatre? London's stages are packed with options, from upbeat ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — October London is set to perform at the Saenger Theatre this fall, bringing a mix of R&B, folk pop, and rap to the Mobile stage. LifeSouth, Dean Waite set Mobile blood ...

From the people who brought you London Theatre Week – which is actually a month long, and happens twice a year – here comes the Summer Theatre Sale, which is, by most definitions, running in ...

London’s West End is to gain a high-profile performance venue after architect SPPARC won consent to renovate the former Saville Theatre as a home for contemporary circus producer Cirque du Soleil. The ...

Now, four years after the great man’s death, Sondheim’s swansong show arrives on the National Theatre’s Lyttelton stage, where it will play until the end of June. New York cast members Denis ...

The production marks the first London staging of the play, which traces the relationship of two sisters across four decades. It will run at the Arcola Theatre from 2 to 26 July, with a press night ...

He held key leadership roles in the theatre industry, serving as president of the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) from 1972 to 1975 and chair of the Theatres National Committee from 1979 to 1985. He ...