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Brighton Palace Pier once again comes alive for The End of the Pier Show, returning to Horatio's Bar for 2026 in a revitalised production that feels bigger, brighter and bursting with energy. While th
Girls’ Night Out is exactly the kind of Fringe comedy you want to discover because this funny, chaotic and honest play is a little bit too relatable! The show starts as soon as you sit down and open t
Sinatra: The Musical arrives at the Aldwych Theatre louder than you can sing New York, New York from the top of the Empire State building. Dazzling us with all the glitz of Broadway, all the glamour o
Paddington Bear The Musical arrives at the Savoy Theatre with a sense of anticipation that few family productions manage to generate — and the result is a show that exceeds every hope.
Andy Nyman and Marc Antolin ignite Mel Brooks's classic — brash, bold, Broadway by way of Soho, and utterly unmissable at the Garrick.
A sparkling, sun-soaked press show on Brighton Pier — Jack Pallister and Allison Ferns have created something truly special in Horatio's Bar.
Step into your stilettos — Rocky Horror has crash-landed at New Wimbledon Theatre for a glitter-splashed romp of a night you won't forget.
If your heart's ever raced before a first date or you've juggled the dating apps, LoveStuck at Stratford East might just be the show for you.
Nikita Kuzmin's debut production blends dance, rhythm and storytelling into one big party at the Sadler's Wells Peacock Theatre.