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Adam Penford has announced the cast for his second show at the venue
The charity celebrates its birthday in March at Prince of Wales Theatre
As Francesca Beard's one-woman show tours the UK, lighting designer Charlie Morgan Jones explains how they used anglepoise lamps to create their set
Kate Marlais and Alex Young's new musical will be presented at BEAM2018
William Wycherley's piece opens at the south London venue in April
This Sunday the WhatsOnStage Awards will be in the hands of the illustrious double act that is Trevor Dion Nicholas and Vikki Stone, here's a little more about them
The show opens next month underneath Waterloo
As the WhatsOnStage Awards approach, Sarah Crompton reflects on just how much variety there is on the UK stage at the moment
Full casting for the show's world premiere production has been announced
Cirque du Soleil diabolo artist Tony Frébourg explains how he started and where the discipline of the diabolo originally came from
The new shows join the already announced Graeae and Duke Riley shows
The singer will guest star in Selladoor's touring production
The National Theatre has also announced the cast for Julie alongside Vanessa Kirby
The new musical is based on the 1960s film of the same name
The show is currently on a UK tour
The Doctor Foster star opened in the West End last night
As Coney's immersive piece, created by kids for adults, runs in London, Matt Trueman looks at what can happen when you let children run riot
The Mod musical is staying put in London
The London theatre will run two world premieres and a UK premiere
Find out what critics thought of Suranne Jones, Nina Sosanya and Jason Watkins and the West End revival of Frozen
Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's play focuses on a Sikh family with skeletons in their closet
The Last Word returns to The Roundhouse in Camden
Suranne Jones stars in Bryony Lavery's play about a paedophile alongside Jason Watkins and Nina Sosanya
Here's everything you'll need to know about the 18th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards
Bryony Lavery adapts Graham Greene's classic novel for the UK stage
