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Article | December 23, 2016
See What Critics Had to Say About the London Revival of Rent
The production marks the 20th anniversary of the Jonathan Larson musical.
Article | March 11, 2016
Ben Rimalower Brings Solo Shows to London
The writer-performer is offering Bad with Money and Patti Issues at St. James Studio.
Article | January 28, 2016
Ben Rimalower to Bring Solo Shows to London's St. James Theatre Studio
New York actor, writer and columnist Ben Rimalower, who writes for Playbill.com amongst other things, is to bring his two acclaimed solo shows, Bad with Money and Patti Issues, to London's St. James Studio for two performances March 11-12.
Article | January 18, 2016
Casting Announced for New London Musical Comedy Miss Atomic Bomb
The world premiere of Miss Atomic Bomb, a new musical comedy that will begin performances at London's St. James Theatre March 7 prior to an official opening March 14, will star Catherine Tate (best known for her TV series "The Catherine Tate Show" and appearances on "Doctor Who") and Dean John-Wilson (who, as recently announced, will play the title role in the West End transfer of Disney's Aladdin).
Article | By Mark Shenton | January 12, 2016
Bad Jews to Return to London for West End Run
Joshua Harmon's Bad Jews, which received its U.K. premiere in a season at Bath's Ustinov Studio in 2014 before transferring to London's St. James Theatre and then the Arts Theatre, is set to make a West End return.
Article | By Mark Shenton | September 24, 2015
What's Hot in London: Glenn Close Is London-Bound with Sunset and the Standard Lowers Theirs for Awards Voting
Glenn Close, who famously usurped Patti LuPone to don the turban of Norma Desmond in the 1995 Broadway premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard, is to play the role for the first time on the London stage — 21 years since she won the Tony Award for its original New York outing. As reported here, she will appear in a 43-performance run at the London Coliseum, beginning April 1, 2016.
Article | By Mark Shenton | September 14, 2015
Pasek and Paul's Dogfight Will Get London Concert Reunion
The original London cast of Dogfight, Pasek and Paul's 2012 musical based on the 1991 film of the same name, is to be reunited at the St James Theatre in a concert staging that will be given two performances Oct. 11. It originally ran in London at Southwark Playhouse in August and September 2014.
Article | By Carey Purcell | August 26, 2015
Benjamin Scheuer's One-Man Show The Lion Begins Tour Today
The Lion, Benjamin Scheuer's acclaimed autobiographical coming-of-age musical, begins a country-wide tour Aug. 26 at the Merrimack Repertory Theatre in Lowell, MA.
Article | By Mark Shenton | July 23, 2015
What's Hot in London: July 23: Dusty to Open (Eventually); Mack and Mabel Reviewed; McQueen To Transfer and Kim Cattrall to Star at Royal Court
Spider-Man Turn off the Dark may hold the record for the longest preview period in Broadway history, finally opening officially after running for some six and a half months and 182 performances, nearly a fifth of the number of official post-opening performances it would give (1,066) during its overall run. It also postponed its opening four times in all.
Article | By Mark Shenton | May 26, 2015
Color Purple Star Readies for Songs for a New World While Royalty Goes on Tour
There's no one hotter in London theatre right now than Cynthia Erivo, a diminutive firebrand of an actress who sings and acts with an astonishing ferocity, veracity and vitality. Her credits have stretched from the all-female Donmar Henry IV opposite Harriet Walter to The Color Purple at the Menier Chocolate Factory that she will reprise later this year to make her Broadway debut opposite Jennifer Hudson. The RADA-trained star in the making is popping up here, there and everywhere before she departs for New York.
Article | By Mark Shenton, Robert Viagas | May 21, 2015
Bad Jews Extends London Run at Arts Theatre
Joshua Harmon's Bad Jews, which received its U.K. premiere in a season at Bath's Ustinov Studio in 2013 before transferring to London's St. James Theatre and then the Arts Theatre, has extended its run at the Arts through July 11.
Article | By Mark Shenton | May 19, 2015
What's Hot in London: Jonathan Groff Revisits High School, Bradley's Back Onstage and More
The biggest news of the last week was behind-the-scenes, where Rufus Norris — new artistic director of the National Theatre — announced a major shake-up to the way the organisation is run, including the appointment of Ben Power as his deputy artistic director and making changes to the process for producing new work which will now fall under the banner of a newly created department.
Article | By Mark Shenton | May 19, 2015
High-Fashion Alexander McQueen Drama, Featuring "Glee" Star Diana Agron, Hits London
James Phillips' McQueen, starring Stephen Wight in the title role of Lee McQueen and "Glee" star Dianna Agron as Dahlia, opens at the St James Theatre May 19, following previews that began May 12.
Article | By Carey Purcell | May 2, 2015
Benjamin Scheuer's One-Man Show The Lion Begins in Portland Today
The Lion, Benjamin Scheuer's acclaimed autobiographical coming-of-age musical, begins performances at the Portland Center Stage in Oregon May 2.
Article | By Carey Purcell | March 29, 2015
Benjamin Scheuer's The Lion Roars for a Final Time Off-Broadway Today; Tour to Follow
The Lion, Benjamin Scheuer's acclaimed autobiographical coming-of-age musical, plays its final performance at the Lynn Redgrave Theater at Culture Project March 29 at 3 PM.
Article | By Mark Shenton | March 21, 2015
"Glee" Star Dianna Agron and Stephen Wight to Star in World Premiere of McQueen at London's St James Theatre
Stephen Wight is to play the title role of Lee McQueen and Dianna Agron will play Dahlia in James Phillips's McQueen,, which begins performances at the St James Theatre May 12, prior to an official opening May 19.
Article | By Mark Shenton, Robert Viagas | March 18, 2015
Despite Poster Ban, Bad Jews Returns to West End Tonight
Joshua Harmon's Bad Jews, which received its U.K. premiere in a season at Bath's Ustinov Studio in 2013 before transferring to London's St. James Theatre, where it ran through Feb. 28, resumes performances at the West End's Arts Theatre, beginning performances March 18 prior to an official opening March 25, for a run through May 30.
Article | By Mark Shenton | March 6, 2015
Emma Williams and Others To Showcase Songs by Ryan Scott Oliver in London
A London showcase for the work of U.S. composer/lyricist Ryan Scott Oliver is to be held at the St. James Theatre March 23, with cast that includes Emma Williams, Eva Noblezada, Daniel Boys and Anton Zetterholm.
Article | By Mark Shenton | March 6, 2015
Jason Robert Brown's Songs for a New World to Receive 20th Anniversary Production at London's St. James Theatre
Jason Robert Brown's song cycle Songs for a New World, which originally premiered Off-Broadway in 1995 when its writer was just 25, is to receive a 20th anniversary revival production at London's St. James Theatre, beginning performances July 22, prior to an official opening July 24, for a three week run through Aug. 8.
Article | By Carey Purcell | March 5, 2015
Benjamin Scheuer's Coming-of-Age Musical The Lion Will Roar Cross-Country in National Tour
Following its Off-Broadway run at the Lynn Redgrave Theater, The Lion, Benjamin Scheuer's autobiographical coming-of-age musical, will launch a national tour.

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