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Nominations for the 2023 Black British Theatre Awards

Nominations in full Creatives group  Best director award  Denzel Westley-Sanderson, The Importance of Being Earnest – UK TourMatthew Xia, Tambo…

Posted in Musicals Theatre Theatre review Touring

Review: 42nd Street, Sadler’s Wells

When the dancing is dancing, there’s nothing grander than 42nd Street, playing now at Sadlers Wells, but…

Posted in Curve Theatre Musicals News Theatre Touring

News: casting announced for UK tour of 42nd Street

David Ian for Crossroads Live and Jonathan Church Theatre Productions are thrilled to announce that Samantha Womack will star…

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News: Ruthie Henshall and Adam Garcia lead Curve’s 42nd Street

David Ian for Crossroads Live and Jonathan Church Theatre Productions are pleased to announce that Olivier Award-winning…

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Re-review: Anything Goes 2022, Barbican

Less of a review and more of a list of things I loved about going back to…

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Review: Anything Goes 2022, Barbican

My favourite show of 2021 returns with added Bonnie Langford! And an excellent Kerry Ellis now at…

Posted in Musicals News Open Air Theatre Theatre Zinnie Harris

Some more musicals casting news for March

Just as I published one set of casting news for forthcoming musicals, then a whole lot more…

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News: Anything Goes reveals new leads for 2022

New star casting has been announced for Anything Goes, the smash hit ‘show of the year’ which…

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Your reminder that Anything Goes is now available to watch on BBC iPlayer

Looking for something to watch in festive limbo time? You can’t go far wrong than this Barbican…