Video: Watch highlights from the 17th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards
Gary Barlow, Amber Riley and Half a Sixpence performed at this year's ceremony
Gary Barlow, Amber Riley and Half a Sixpence performed at this year's ceremony
The Harry Potter actor won Best Actor in a Play at this year's ceremony
The winners of this year's WhatsOnStage Awards have been announced
Lucie Jones and our deputy editor Ben Hewis chatted to a host of stars ahead of the WhatsOnStage Awards
Famous faces included Amber Riley, Billie Piper and Jamie Parker
Welsh National Opera revives Joachim Herz's ancient production for its spring tour
The 17th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards are finally upon us - what a perfect time to test your knowledge on the history of the event
The actor tells us the musical numbers he couldn't live without
Swiss composer Frank Martin's version of the Tristan legend is very different from Wagner's
Thomas Ostermeier's German production of Shakespeare's dark play is an intense rocket ride over two and a half hours
The '60s musical will receive an immersive revival at The Vaults
Trevor Nunn's production of Peter Shaffer's play opens at the Menier
The television presenter will join the previously announced Tom Chambers
The actress will play an 11 date solo tour beginning in Belfast in May
The upcoming revival of Terry Johnson's adaptation will open at West Yorkshire Playhouse
Ahead of The Wild Party opening at The Other Palace next week, Bronté Barbé takes us backstage at the rebranded theatre
Owen's new play is a co-production between the Royal Court and Sherman Theatre, Cardiff
The new musical opens in Manchester before opening in the West End
Paul Robinson has announced the Scarborough theatre's new season
Here's a brief walk down memory lane ahead of the awards this Sunday
Annabel Arden's production of Puccini's tragic masterpiece returns to WNO
Tom Stoppard's play has transferred from the Menier to the West End
Sophie Melville, Katherine Pearce and Samantha Pearl talk about the revival of Clare McIntyre's play and just how relevant it is today
Stoppard's play first opened in the West End in 1974
The company are being forced out due to an 'unsustainable rental increase'