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The debut UK & Ireland tour of the Olivier Award-nominated musical will open at New Wimbledon Theatre on 14th March.
We witness how the beloved character comes to life on stage, spreading his timeless message of kindness and belonging to a captivated audience at London’s Savoy Theatre.
The new musical telling the story of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash is set to open in March, with casting for the title roles announced.
Groups can now book tickets for the limited run of the production at the London Palladium which sees the Eurovision star making his West End debut.
The production, based on the hit film about a songwriter trying to survive in New York, will feature music from the film and original music and lyrics written for the show.
London’s West End will continue to dazzle audiences, with a range of fresh productions hitting the stage, whilst other popular shows have extended their stays.
Group rates are now available on Friday performances of Mischief’s landmark comedy The Play That Goes Wrong which is in its 11th year in the West End.
Read moreThe multi-platinum musician and I’m a Celebrity winner joins the record-breaking production that has surpassed 1,500 performances and won seven Olivier Awards.
Read moreShakespeare’s tale of power and freedom, directed by and starring Tim Crouch, is performing in the candlelit theatre until April.
The full cast has been announced for the UK tour which is set to open at Manchester Opera House in February.
Fans of the beloved bear from Peru can now see the production for longer, after it was announced that Paddington, the Brown family and co extended their stay at the Savoy Theatre.
Dirty Dancing - The Classic Story on Stage will be the first production at the new theatre in Shepherd’s Bush, which opens in October.
Group tickets are now available for Chichester Festival Theatre’s spectacular new production of Roald Dahl’s The BFG, opening in March.
Following a six-week run in Stratford-upon-Avon, the production will transfer to @sohoplace, London for a further 12-weeks.
Flawless choreography, brutal fighting and an expressive, passionate cast make the debut of The Hunger Games: On Stage a theatre experience that places you at the heart of the action.
Groups can experience Matthew Bourne’s dance thriller 25 years on from its first performance when it begins touring UK theatres in June 2026, visiting 16 venues over 22 weeks.
The irreverent puppet musical is set to return to London’s West End in March 2026, with the original Broadway director Jason Moore at the helm of this highly anticipated revival.
The production telling the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons will head out on tour from June 2026, booking through 2027.