James Graham's scorching new play 'Punch' will transfer to London’s West End while a simultaneous production runs on Broadway ...

Full principal casting has been announced for the upcoming major revival of George Bernard Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession, ...

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex left the UK after stepping back from official royal duties in 2020 ... He made a rare public appearance in London in September 2024 for the WellChild awards ...

He wrote: “I will be playing a free show in London on Friday night. We will be performing a couple of songs from the new album. Very limited capacity.” You can purchase tickets for the show here.

Buckingham Palace, King Charles III's London home, is open for touring (except ... the 19 State Rooms where the king and members of the royal family host guests for state, ceremonial and official ...

(London Palladium); and Flowers for Mrs Harris (Riverside ... Debut Award for Best Director for The Almighty Sometimes at the Royal Exchange, her productions include Ballet Shoes (National Theatre ...

Living in London, when it comes to music ... Their signature ethereal sound will take over the Royal Albert Hall at the start of October — a fittingly beautiful venue for their sweeping sonics. Note ...

This week, WhatsOnStage readers have the chance to win two tickets to Queen By Candlelight at The London Palladium on 8 April! The evening sees West End legends perform 25 of Queen’s biggest hits.

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Yesterday, multi-award-winning composer Alan Menken graced the stage of The London Palladium for his first-ever solo concert ... of Disney’s Hercules begins performances at Theatre Royal Drury Lane on ...

But at the centre, a circle of women are gathering together ... Rasha Abu Ramadan began teaching tatreez in the London area last summer, inspired by the Threads of Diaspora project out of ...

a constitutional expert and lecturer in law at Royal Holloway, University of London, said in an interview. "That is, of course, a very clear sign of the King wanting to be seen [to be] supporting ...