Theatre News: Will Tuckett's immersive Nutcracker cancelled due to lack of funding
Ticket holders will be given a full refund
Ticket holders will be given a full refund
As Glenda Jackson appears in London as King Lear, test yourself to see how much you know about other examples of gender blind casting
The actress tells us the musical numbers he couldn't live without
It's Children in Need tonight! Here we pick our favourite musical performances from the annual charity broadcast
Half A Sixpence and School of Rock open in the West End, the Dreamgirls cast enjoy a night out, two 42nd Streets and a Genie prepares for Children In Need
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Elaine Paige, Cliff Richard and Christopher Biggins were among guests supporting the show
Who will be crowned the stagiest Kinky Boot?
The production will open in Edinburgh next year
The new season at the Open Air Theatre has been announced
Simon Russell Beale plays Prospero in the RSC's digital technology-infused Tempest
The sell out hit transfers to the Vaudeville for two weeks
Matt Aston will direct the production which is set in Nottingham during World War II
The east London theatre will feature the Watermill's production of Frankenstein alongside a puppet opera
The new musical hit is now booking until April 2017
Julian Fellowes reunites with Stiles and Drew following their hit adaptation of Mary Poppins
The film series, which starred Martin Freeman, will be written and directed by Debbie Isitt
The off-beat circus troupe are back in the centre of London just in time for Christmas
We spoke with Easton and other members of the 42nd Street cast at the West End launch
The search is underway for a canine star for La Boheme at Richmond
The production opens in the West End in March next year
Sarah Crompton highlights a tendency for directors to ignore the old art of blocking
The actress will take on the role of Daisy Buchanan in London
The first four commissions for next year's festival have been announced
EV Crowe's enigmatic play is never less than intriguing, says Sarah Crompton