Originally intended to be a stop-gap idea while a theatre was furbished, Les Mis as a concert rather than a musical play will be returning again this summer.
Two grand theatres on the Thames riverside will be reopening, with tickets starting from just £5 per person.
The doors to Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre on Bankside have been closed, and while plays may not start yet, guided tours of the theatre building can.
This Friday, the Royal Opera House will be broadcasting Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro for just £3.
Ahead of their reopening dates, London’s west-end theatres are encouraging people to pay-it-forward and buy vouchers that can be exchanged for theatre tickets when the doors open.
Four of London’s older theatres are currently on a risk register with their long term future uncertain.
If you are missing the theatre, there’s an online service from the National offering a large range of their performances.
Dick Whittington that is! And Dick Whittington is coming to a computer screen near you.
You’ve probbaly walked past the locked doors of this grand looking building many times, but over the next couple of weeks, it will be opening its doors to let people inside.
Early next year will see Doctor Who: Time Fracture open in London, an immersive theatre event where you will be part of the show.
The festivities are starting to feel like the warning from the Ghost of Christmas Future, but the Old Vic theatre will still perform A Christmas Carol this year.
Next month, the Royal Opera House will have a fairly rare opportunity to watch the Royal Ballet in rehearsals.
In August there is an event called Kids Week that offers free tickets to children to go to the theatre. Despite its name, it appears to last all month.
An area near to one of London’s earliest purpose built theatres is once again going to be home to a theatre, as the Southwark Playhouse has secured a new long term lease.
If you have passed by the Southbank recently or crossed over Waterloo Bridge in a red bus, you might have struggled to avoid seeing a big red shed that has appeared next to the National Theatre.
