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Review: As You Like It at Shakespeare’s Globe "It was, indeed ‘interesting’, but I really wish I had enjoyed it more." The post Review: As You Like It at Shakespeare’s Globe appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: My Grandpa Doesn't Follow Me On Instagram at Underbelly Cowgate (Jelly Belly) "There’s a lot that is beautifully implied in this show." The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: My Grandpa Doesn’t Follow Me On Instagram: A Guide To Trans-generational Road-Tripping at Underbelly Cowgate (Jelly Belly) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Bought a Flip Phone at ZOO (Playground 2) "It does take this show a little while to launch, but the structure is excellent" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Bought a Flip Phone at ZOO (Playground 2) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: DRONE at Pleasance Courtyard (Pleasance Two) "Interesting technology aside, DRONE struggles to fully tell its story." The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: DRONE at Pleasance Courtyard (Pleasance Two) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dracula – Lucy’s Dream at Pleasance at EICC (Lennox) "Absolutely do not miss Dracula: Lucy’s Dream at Pleasance at EICC this fringe" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dracula – Lucy’s Dream at Pleasance at EICC (Lennox) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: MUSE: The Shakespeare Mayhem Musical at Underbelly, Bristo Square (Cowbarn) "has the foundations of something genuinely special" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: MUSE: The Shakespeare Mayhem Musical at Underbelly, Bristo Square (Cowbarn) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
The full cast has been announced for Noël Coward’s Hay Fever, which will open at Wyndham’s Theatre this autumn for a strictly limited West End run The post Full cast revealed for Christine Baranski and Richard E. Grant-led Hay Fever at Wyndham’s Theatre appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
New cast members have been announced for the West End production of Moulin Rouge! The Musical as the show prepares to celebrate five spectacular years at London's Piccadilly Theatre The post New Cast Members Join Moulin Rouge! The Musical as West End Production Celebrates Five Years appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Broadway and West End star Caissie Levy will perform a solo concert at Theatre Royal Drury Lane on Sunday 13 December 2026 The post Caissie Levy Announces Solo Concert at Theatre Royal Drury Lane appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Underbelly has announced that its 8th Annual Big Brain Tumour Benefit has raised £20,000 for Professor Richard Gilbertson’s laboratory at The Cancer Research Centre The post Underbelly Raises £20,000 for Brain Tumour Research at 8th Annual Big Brain Tumour Benefit appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Stratford East has released the first rehearsal images for Ava Pickett’s new play Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy, ahead of its world premiere this September The post First Rehearsal Images Released for Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy Starring Michelle Dockery and Laura Aikman appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: JUDAS EXCLUSIVE at Zoo "Balancing comedy and heart in equal measure, it’s not one to miss this Fringe" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: JUDAS EXCLUSIVE at Zoo Southside (Studio) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp will be joined by Janette Manrara, Rupert Young, Juliet Cowan and Wallis Currie-Wood in the world premiere of Affluenza at Riverside Studios The post Janette Manrara, Rupert Young, Juliet Cowan and Wallis Currie-Wood join Noah Schnapp in Riverside Studios’ world premiere of Affluenza appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Full casting has been announced for the London transfer of the Barn Theatre’s critically acclaimed production of Million Dollar Quartet The post Full casting announced for London transfer of Million Dollar Quartet starring Darren Day appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
The Stage Debut Awards, in association with Netflix, has announced its 2026 shortlist, recognising performers and creatives making standout debuts across British theatre The post The Stage Debut Awards 2026 shortlist announced with Sadie Sink, Ralph Fiennes and Brendan Gleeson among nominees appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Persona at theSpace Triplex (Studio) "The talented cast make Persona enjoyable for its clever lines" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Persona at theSpace Triplex (Studio) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Pitch at Pleasance Courtyard (Baby Grand) "A beautifully observed portrait of friendship." The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Pitch at Pleasance Courtyard (Baby Grand) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fantasy World Adventures Mega Park! The Musical at theSpace on the Mile (Space 3) "Joyful, funny and unapologetically daft" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fantasy World Adventures Mega Park! The Musical at theSpace on the Mile (Space 3) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hope This Helps! at theSpace @ Venue 45 "a great comedy for an afternoon to kick off a Fringe marathon" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hope This Helps! at theSpace @ Venue 45 appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Don Quixote (is a very big book) at Pleasance Dome (King Dome) The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Don Quixote (is a very big book) at Pleasance Dome (King Dome) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beth and Ben: Your Place in the Workplace at Braw Venues (Hill Street Theatre - Dunedin) "the show is much more entertaining for its sketches than its overall narrative" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beth and Ben: Your Place in the Workplace at Braw Venues (Hill Street Theatre – Dunedin) appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Language of Dreams: A Crash Course at Greenside @ George Street "the final product is both intellectually stimulating and heartwarming" The post Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Language of Dreams: A Crash Course at Greenside @ George Street appeared first on Theatre Weekly .
