Michael Cusick in Noughts & Crosses, Regent’s Park Open Air
Michael Cusick has been cast as Mr Stanhope and Peter in the upcoming production of Noughts and Crosses at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Adapted by Dominic Cooke from Malorie Blackman’s bestselling novel, and directed by Tinuke Craig, this powerful story of love, division and revolution returns to the stage in a bold new revival […]
Cecilia Young in Parsifal at Glyndebourne
Summer is coming and summer means Glyndebourne Festival. The world class opera festival’s 2025 season is drawing near and soon thousands of music fans from across the world will descend on this most beautiful of locations. We are particularly delighted that Cecilia Young has joined the cast of Parsifal this year playing Young Kundry. It’s […]
Neil Jennings tours in A Shoddy Detective
It’s time to get farce and furious! Neil is a skilled comic actor who has honed his skills as an Associate Artist with The Pantaloons and Artistic Director of Mangled Yarn. He’s looking forward to bringing those skills to A Shoddy Detective & The Art of Deception this summer. A laugh-out-loud slapstick whodunnit featuring four […]
Evie Killip – It’s Gonna Be Me
Evie Killip’s self-penned two-hander It’s Gonna Be Me returns to The Old Red Lion Theatre for a limited run from 8th to 12th April 2025. It’s 2025. Keira and Rory haven’t seen each other since their uni grad week more than a decade ago, until an unexpected 2am booty call reunites them. They won’t have […]
Typhoid Outbreak hits Tobacco Factory!
The Tobacco Factory in Bristol will play host to There’s Something About Typhoid Mary from 9th to 12th April, written and starring Stu Mcloughlin. STUART MCLOUGHLIN is (deep-breath!) producer, performer, director, composer, musical director and co-founder of South West based theatre company Living Spit, who have been producing musical comedy theatre shows since 2012. Their latest offering, There’s […]
Melody Chikakane Brown joins Life of Pi Asia Tour
“The world isn’t just the way it is. It is how we understand it, no? And in understanding something, we bring something to it, no? Doesn’t that make life a story?” This epic story, based on Yann Martel’s best-selling novel, winner of the Man Booker Prize, follows a 16-year-old boy stranded in a lifeboat with a […]
Susie Riddell as Tracy Horrobin in The Archers
Susie Riddell plays the unforgettable Tracy Horrobin in BBC Radio 4’s beloved, long-running radio drama The Archers – a role she’s brought to life since 2011. Tracy is one of Ambridge’s most spirited residents: bold, big-hearted, and occasionally chaotic. Whether she’s juggling work at The Bull, keeping her family together, or leading the village cricket […]
Sarah Kolb in Somewhere In England film
We are so excited for Sarah Kolb who is filming the role of Phyllis Burford in new British musical film, Somewhere in England. Originally written in 1987 for the Questors Theatre in Ealing, Somewhere In England has music by Gordon Caleb, lyrics by Caleb and Vincent McQueen, and book by Jean Caleb. In its original […]
Nkara Stephenson in After the Act at Royal Court
In 1988, a law banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Using music and verbatim accounts, After The Act tells the story of Section 28 and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it. Originally co-produced by Brighton Dome and Festival, HOME, New Diorama and Warwick Arts Centre, After the Act opened in 2023 […]
Michael Conley makes West End debut in MJ the Musical
“No matter what age you are, if you have it and you know it, then people should listen to you.” – Michael Jackson Performing is a lifetime career and it takes the time it takes and runs the path it runs. Whatever time you’re at, it’s the right time. For the last few decades Michael […]