The Alistair McDowall piece consists of three interconnected short plays.

Playing at Lyric Hammersmith, the comedy follows a group of teenaged girls vying to be selected for the Miss Ghana pageant.

The nine-time Tony-nominated musical has announced a trip to the West End.

The Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre artistic director will work alongside Executive Director Henny Finch.

Leading the cast are House of the Dragon's Milly Alcock, Peaky Blinders' Brian Gleeson, and Succession's Caitlin FitzGerald.

The Alistair McDowall piece consists of three interconnected short plays.

The Olivier-winning production continues at the Kit Kat Club.

Joel Horwood's adaptation of the Neil Gaiman novel is currently touring the U.K. and Ireland.

Nicole Scherzinger is set to star as faded silent screen star Norma Desmond.

A host of London favorites will join the Tony winners in the limited engagement of the Sondheim tribute devised by Cameron Mackintosh.

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

Tom Morris will direct the production at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

This is the Grammy-nominated singer's first time performing since suffering a 'minor stroke' last year.

The international hit musical continues at the Sondheim Theatre.

Playing the Donmar Warehouse, the work tracks the early days of the BBC.

Based on the best selling memoir by Henry Fraser, the musical features a score by Nick Butcher.

Nikolai Foster again directs Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey’s '50s musical.

The Frank Wildhorn musical is based on the popular Japanese manga series of the same name.

Mint Theater Company is partnering with London's Jermyn Street Theatre.

The Neil LaBute play premiered in 2001 with Paul Rudd and Rachel Weisz in the lead roles.

The Olivier-winning production continues at the Kit Kat Club.

Michael Ball is back in a new role after starring in the original 1989 London and Broadway productions of the musical.

The Crown's Peter Morgan explores the fall of the Soviet Union with Tom Hollander and Will Keen reprising their roles from a sold-out run at Almeida Theatre.

Jethro Compton directs the new musical, based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald short story, at London's Southwark Playhouse Elephant.

The comedian's latest solo show, which played Broadway last fall, will also run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August.

Michael Ball is back in a new role after starring in the original 1989 London and Broadway productions of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.

Michael Ball is back in a new role after starring in the original 1989 London and Broadway productions of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.

Nick Winston will direct the English-language premiere of the musical based on the best-selling Japanese manga series.

The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, which follows opera star Christine Daaé to New York's Coney Island, will play two nights at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

The Neil LaBute play premiered in 2001 with Paul Rudd and Rachel Weisz in the lead roles.

The Alan Menken, Jack Feldman, and Harvey Fierstein musical continues at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre.

Starring Olivier winner Maureen Lipman, the solo play follows one woman's turbulent journey from Nazi-occupied Europe to America.

The hit musical will begin previews next year at the Prince Edward Theatre.

Jethro Compton directs the new musical, based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald short story, at London's Southwark Playhouse Elephant.

Matthew Modine leads the cast as Atticus Finch at the Gielgud Theatre.

The musical is based on the 1995 cult classic film that featured Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes, and John Leguizamo as three drag queens on a cross country road trip.

Playing the West End's @sohoplace, Tony and BAFTA nominee Mike Faist and Oscar nominee Lucas Hedges star as Jack and Ennis.

Jamie Lloyd will direct the musical at the Savoy Theatre.

Caroline Leslie directs Mark Evans' Charles Dickens mashup.

Jonathan Butterell directs Ashley Robinson's adaptation of the intense gay love story.

The Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty musical tells the tale of a Caribbean island country girl named Ti Moune who falls in love with an aristocrat.

The Tony-winning Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical will play two performances at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

The Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty musical tells the tale of a Caribbean island country girl named Ti Moune who falls in love with an aristocrat.

The production of the classic musical plays Leicester's Curve and London's Sadler’s Wells before embarking on a U.K. tour this summer.

Performances will begin this fall at London's Apollo.

Georgie Rankcom directs the reimagined take on the Tony- and Pulitzer-winning Frank Loesser musical.

Jonathan Butterell directs Ashley Robinson's adaptation of the intense gay love story.

The duo will play Crazy Coqs and 54 Below.

Max Webster will direct the Shakespeare tragedy.

The Halo TV series actor and West End Cabaret alum star as two lovers whose relationship is told in a random new order every night.