Hugh Bonneville Reprises CS Lewis Role in Shadowlands
Hugh Bonneville returns as CS Lewis in the West End revival of Shadowlands, a poignant love story with Maggie Siff as Joy Davidman. The production runs at Aldwych Theatre until May 9.
Category : Theatre Shows
Theatre Club Tackles Isolation for Older LGBTQ+ in Islington
The Old Queens Club at King's Head Theatre offers lunchtime performances and social gatherings for over-50s, creating inclusive spaces to combat loneliness through shared cultural experiences.
London Theatre: SPRINT, My Night with Reg, Primal Bog
Explore London's vibrant theatre scene with SPRINT festival at Camden People's Theatre, My Night with Reg at Tower Theatre, and Primal Bog at Soho Theatre. Discover bold new works and classic revivals.
Hugh Bonneville Returns as CS Lewis in Shadowlands Revival
Hugh Bonneville stars as CS Lewis in the West End revival of Shadowlands at Aldwych Theatre, exploring the tragic love story with American poet Joy Davidman in a production praised for its emotional depth.
Bird Grove Review: George Eliot's Early Life Explored
Alexi Kaye Campbell's new play Bird Grove at Hampstead Theatre offers a detailed portrait of George Eliot before fame, exploring her intellectual awakening and societal constraints in 1841 Coventry.
Co-Stars Skip Awards to Support Martin Short After Daughter's Death
Selena Gomez and Steve Martin missed the Actor Awards in a show of solidarity after Martin Short's daughter Katherine died suddenly. The trio's tour dates are postponed.
Catherine O'Hara Wins Posthumous Award, Hollywood in Tears
Seth Rogen accepted a posthumous award for Catherine O'Hara at the Actor Awards, moving the audience with heartfelt tributes to her genius and kindness.
Budapest's Walk My World: Immersive Circus Revolution
Hungarian director Bence Vági's Walk My World transforms a 6,000 sq metre warehouse into a steampunk dystopia, blending circus, dance, and cabaret in Europe's largest immersive theatre experience.
Gemma Bissix Returns to EastEnders, Feels Like a Child
Actress Gemma Bissix discusses her emotional return to EastEnders after decades, reconnecting with co-stars and joining Nigel's dementia storyline.
Andrew 'Sid' Siddall: Theatre and Comedy Legacy
Andrew 'Sid' Siddall, a celebrated actor and comedian known for his work with the National Theatre and television, has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on British performing arts.
Jessica Regan's '16 Postcodes' Portrays London Life
Jessica Regan's one-woman show at King's Head theatre weaves audience-chosen tales from 16 London postcodes, blending humor, nostalgia, and sharp observations on city living, though it lacks a cohesive narrative arc.
Immersive Jury Experience in London Leaves Verdict Doubts
An immersive theatre experience at Shaw Theatre puts audience members in the jury seat for a high-stakes trial, blending drama with interactive decision-making that lingers long after the show.
Best Theatre to Stream: Coyote, Gatwa, Sondheim Highlights
Discover the best theatre to stream this month, featuring Dom Coyote's new album of stage music, Ncuti Gatwa in The Importance of Being Earnest, and acclaimed productions like Everyman and Into the Woods.
Lil Jon's Son DJ Young Slade Drowned After Mushroom Use
Nathan Smith, known as DJ Young Slade and son of rapper Lil Jon, drowned in a pond near Atlanta after ingesting psilocybin mushrooms, according to the medical examiner's report.
Grind Date: London's Queer Scene Reconnects Offline at RVT
Impulse London hosts Grind Date at Royal Vauxhall Tavern, a camp spoof of Blind Date encouraging queer men to connect offline through laughter and community.
Richard Eyre on Thrillers, Disappointments, and Life Lessons
Legendary director Richard Eyre opens up about his wife's Alzheimer's, his guiltiest pleasure of reading thrillers, and his disappointment with social justice progress in a revealing Q&A session.
Dirty Business Drama Exposes UK Sewage Scandal
From a damning TV drama on Britain's water pollution crisis to harrowing memoirs and film reviews, explore the week's standout culture highlights and critical insights.
EastEnders: Callum and Johnny Face Bitter Split in Drama
In EastEnders, Callum and Johnny's relationship reaches breaking point as Linda's meddling and Max's vigilante actions create chaos. Secrets spill, trust shatters, and emotions run high in Walford.
Top Gs Like Me: Dark Comedy on Toxic Masculinity and Influencers
Samson Hawkins' new play at Royal & Derngate explores Andrew Tate-style influencers, male mental health, and teen anxiety through a darkly comedic lens with energetic staging.
Simon Burke's 'Elocution' Satirizes Benjamin Franklin at Belvoir
Simon Burke's new play 'Elocution' premieres at Belvoir Theatre, offering a sharp, comedic critique of Benjamin Franklin's legacy and elocution culture in a modern theatrical setting.
Stubbs Shines as Leni Riefenstahl in New Play
A new play imagines a fictional 1972 BBC interview with Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl, exploring moral responsibility through electrifying performances.
Traitors Star Claims Fentanyl Drugging at Premiere Party
Lisa Rinna alleges she was drugged with fentanyl and amphetamines at The Abbey in West Hollywood during The Traitors US premiere celebration, sparking safety concerns.
Bridgerton Star Returns to Coronation Street with Bad News
Jamie Cho, known for Bridgerton, reprises his role as Rich Pemberton on Coronation Street, bringing trouble for Alya Nazir and Adam Barlow's relationship.
London's Best Theatre Openings in March 2026
Discover the top 10 new theatre productions in London for March 2026, featuring stars like Sadie Sink and Michael Sheen, with transfers from Broadway and across the UK.
Sydney Theatre Defiant Over Shen Yun Performance Threats
The boss of a Sydney theatre hosting Chinese dance group Shen Yun vows not to be intimidated by threats, amid controversy over the performance's political undertones.
Hannah Doran and Ro Reddick Win Susan Smith Blackburn Prize
Hannah Doran and Ro Reddick have been awarded the esteemed Susan Smith Blackburn Prize for their outstanding contributions to theatre, marking a significant achievement in the arts.
National Theatre Director: Conservative Theatre Risks Killing UK Industry
Indhu Rubasingham, artistic director of the National Theatre, warns that conservative theatre-making will 'kill' the future of the industry, citing a 70% decline in open submissions and calling for renewed investment in creative risk and new writing.
Waiting for Godot Review: Bleakly Funny Post-Apocalyptic Staging
Dominic Hill's post-apocalyptic production of Samuel Beckett's classic at the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow features Matthew Kelly and George Costigan as a bleakly funny double act, with a haunting set design that evokes end-of-the-world themes.
World-First 'Death Note' Musical Hits London's Barbican
A groundbreaking musical adaptation of the cult manga 'Death Note' will premiere at London's Barbican Centre this summer, running from July 31 to September 12.
Boy George in Jesus Christ Superstar at Regent's Park
Boy George, Sam Ryder, and Julian Clary lead a star-studded cast for Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre in summer 2026.
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