Month: September 2010

Rumours are swirling that West End stars Oliver Thompsett (Wicked) and Laura Michelle Kelly (Mary Poppins), are in line to play the leads in the forthcoming stage adaptation of Ghost, which premieres at the Manchester […]

Politicos were out in force at the Gielgud Theatre last night (27 September 2010) for the gala performance of the West End transfer of Yes, Prime Minister, the stage adaptation of the much-loved TV comedy. […]

David Greig and Gordon McIntyre’s popular ‘play with songs’ Midsummer is returning to London later this year for a festive run at Kilburn’s Tricycle Theatre (30 November 2010 to 29 January 2011, preview 29 November). […]

Long running musicals Wicked, The Phantom of the Opera and Mamma Mia, as well as the Theatre Royal Stratford East’s homecoming run of Five Guys Named Moe, have recently announced extensions to their booking periods. […]

‘House Full’ notices outside the Gielgud, following a record-breaking sell-out season at Chichester earlier this year, testify to the pulling power in the title of Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn’s political farce, which re-unites the […]

… Full published article at: http://www.whatsonstage.com/reviews/theatre/london/E8831274435046/Yes%2C+Prime+Minister.html

The West End’s longest running musical, Les Miserables returned home to the Barbican on Thursday (23 September 2010) with a star studded press night for the show, revisiting where it all started 25 years ago. […]

Chichester Festival transfer, Yes, Prime Minister opens tonight (27 September 2010) beginning its limited run at the West End’s Gielgud Theatre. Starring David Haig and Henry Goodman this stage adaptation of the eighties political comedy […]

Amongst the major London openings, in the West End and further afield, this week are: OPENING TONIGHT, Monday 27 September 2010 (previews from 17 September), the stage version of hit British sitcom Yes, Prime Minister […]

Richard Bean follows his well-crafted farcical thriller House of Games at the Almeida with another skilfully composed comedy for Max Stafford-Clark’s Out of Joint touring company. It’s as if Bean is atoning for the episodic […]