We'll have a sizzling summer with Miss Strallen in a new stage version of Top Hat by Baz Bamigboye

Ahoy! Samantha Womack is set to star in South Pacific by Baz Bamigboye

Will Colin Firth get his Fair Lady at last? by Baz Bamigboye

Colin Firth will have to grow accustomed to Eliza Doolittle’s face in the new film version of My Fair Lady.

Emma Watson swaps Hogwarts for Hollywood by Baz Bamigboye

The most expensive star Cameron Mackintosh has ever hired (we’re talking more than he paid Michael Crawford to play the Phantom) flew into London first-class from Melbourne yesterday.

For Broadway star Daniel, it's a case of sofa, so good! by Baz Bamigboye

Daniel Radcliffe has shed his Harry Potter skin and evolved into a super Broadway song-and-dance man. Who knew he would be a wizard on his feet?

Shrek's put a smile back on my face by Baz Bamigboye

Amanda Holden’s heart may be aching, but her funny bone is clearly still in good shape.

Lloyd Webber stirs up an old scandal by Baz Bamigboye

Andrew Lloyd Webber will be bringing his new musical, set against the backdrop of scandal and betrayal in the Sixties, into the West End before the end of the year.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Bard leaves us wanting Moor by Baz Bamigboye

Previews have begun for Nicholas Hytner’s terrific Othello, with Adrian Lester as the Moor, giving the performance of his career, writes BAZ BAMIGBOYE.

You'll find Neverland in the West End Soon by Baz Bamigboye

A stage musical version of the film Finding Neverland, which starred Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet, is being planned for the West End.

Look Hugh's crooning now by Baz Bamigboye

Hugh Jackman is planning to give a series of concerts in London during breaks from starring in the film version of Les Miserables.

BAZ BAMIGBOYE: The tale of two lovers | Mail Online by Baz Bamigboye

There are great expectations for a film Ralph Fiennes will make about Charles Dickens�s secret love affair.

Lenny Henry is a farce to be reckoned with in Shakespeare role by Baz Bamigboye

Lenny Henry is laughing all the way to the National Theatre. The stand-up comic is following up on his triumph playing Shakespeare’s Othello by taking on the Bard’s The Comedy Of Errors.