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As a musical based on the Parliamentary report into Kids Company opens in London, see how much you know about these other unlikely musicals
The actress tells us the musical numbers she couldn't live without
With initiatives at The Other Palace and Mercury Musical Developments, Daisy Bowie-Sell asks if a British Hamilton is on the horizon
Welcome revival for a summertime crowd-pleaser that's brimming with fizz and fun
Lucy Kirkwood's play is about a CERN particle scientist and her sister
James Corden gets cosy with Bertie Carvel, 42nd Street celebrates 100 shows and the West End takes over Trafalgar Square
Sonia Jalaly, PA to Indhu Rubasingham, lays bare all the truths of what it takes to be an artistic director's assistant
Adrian Edmondson and Kara Tointon will star in Christopher Luscombe's production
Jeremy Deller's What Is the City But the People? opened the festival in the centre of the city last night
Jez Butterworth's play has transferred to the Gielgud following a sold-out run at the Royal Court
The musical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's novels has arrived in the West End
Jordan Tannahill's critically acclaimed play received its European premiere at the Finborough earlier this year
Stiles and Drewe's musical transferred to the West End last night
Richard Eyre's production of Githa Sowerby's play runs in August
The critically-acclaimed production runs at the Gielgud and currently stars Paddy Considine
Stiles and Drewe's new musical adaptation with Julian Fellowes arrives in the West End
A host of West End and Broadway stars will appear in the Stages festival which sets sail in 2018
Following the opening of Ink, Sarah Crompton blogs about how modern journalism has changed and why writers need to use their imaginations when it comes to history plays
CASA returns for an eight-week celebration of Latin American culture
Grimeborn is the Arcola Theatre's fringe opera festival
Revivals for Thebes Land and a Terry Johnson comedy are among the productions coming later this year
The play is set in Westminster as the Labour government faces a vote of no confidence
As Pride celebrations get underway, check out some of the best LGBT shows around
As part of her guest editor week at WhatsOnStage, Indhu Rubasingham interviews playwright James Graham about his work and the state of British politics
The movie hits UK cinemas in January
