Celebs on stage

Vanessa Williams delivers pure glamour and bite in this fashion-world satire, bringing the iconic attitude the story demands. Every entrance from her feels like an event.

Billy Cruddup (The Morning Show, Almost Famous) brings grit and inner turmoil to this reinvented Western, turning a man’s reckoning with his past into gripping live drama.

Rebecca Lucy Taylor (Self Esteem) leads this raw backstage drama about a rock band in freefall, bringing the same electric presence she’s known for in her concerts—just channelled into razor-sharp theatre.

Aaron Pierre (Mufasa: The Lion King) steps in as the rebellious Randle P. McMurphy, with Giles Terera (Hamilton) as Dale Harding, and Michelle Gomez (Green Wing) commanding the ward as Nurse Ratched in this bold reimagining of the classic play.

Strutting into the Coliseum this spring, Kinky Boots returns in a brand-new production packed with heart and high heels. Strictly Come Dancing’s Johannes Radebe steps into the spotlight alongside Matt Cardle, bringing fresh star power to this feel-good favourite.

Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) leads an all-star cast that critics are calling pure theatrical alchemy. Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Paapa Essiedu, and Hayley Squires match him beat for beat in Ivo van Hove’s razor-sharp revival, turning Arthur Miller’s classic play into something urgent and electric.

Starring Sadie Sink (Stranger Things) as Juliet and Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place, Hamnet) as Romeo in their West End debuts, Shakespeare’s electrifying and timeless tragic tale of love and innocence for a strictly limited and unmissable season at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

Opening this March, this iconic tale of seduction and revenge returns with serious star wattage. Lesley Manville (The Crown) and Aidan Turner (Poldark) lead a glittering revival where desire is a weapon and reputation is everything.

Joined by Maggie Siff (Mad Men), Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey, Paddington) dazzles as C.S. Lewis, bringing baffled charm and emotional weight that critics have called almost "unbearably powerful" (Guardian).

Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton, Derry Girls), Éanna Hardwicke (Normal People), and Siobhán McSweeney (Derry Girls) give this Irish classic humour, charm, and real emotional punch.

Welcome to the Kit Kat Club, where nothing stays at a safe distance. West End favourite Katie Hall (Les Miserables) brings fire and fragility to Sally Bowles, while Matt Willis (Busted) steps into the Emcee role with dark charisma and unexpected edge.

Sheridan Smith brings her trademark mix of humour and emotional rawness to this surreal comedy — she’s the kind of actor who makes a whole room lean in.

Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl) anchors this tense courtroom battle, giving the legal drama a fierce emotional spine. She makes the stakes feel gripping from the moment she appears.

Tilda Swinton returns for a rare solo performance, shaping this unsettling tale of disguise and survival with precision and power. It’s an intimate look at a performer in full command.

Chaka Khan's incredible story explodes onto the stage in a dazzling world premiere musical starring Alexandra Burke (Sister Act, The Bodyguard, Chicago, The X Factor winner 2008) for 4 weeks only.

Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison (Spooks) explore the famously charged partnership of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry. Their performances capture the passion, rivalry, and brilliance behind a theatrical legend.

Helen George (Call the Midwife, The King and I) stars as glamorous socialite Tracy Lord and is joined by Felicity Kendal (Rosemary and Thyme, Anything Goes) in this summer’s most eagerly anticipated production of Cole Porter's classic musical.

Much-loved actor and presenter Griff Rhys Jones stars as the bewildered Jim Hacker, with Clive Francis (Bridgerton, The Crown) as the ever-scheming Sir Humphrey Appleby. Classic political chaos, sharp wit, and star power all in one.

Broadway musical theatre star Keala Settle (The Greatest Showman, Waitress, Les Miserables) stars in a rare, non-singing dramatic role as Mary Todd Lincoln that showcases her extraordinary depth and power.

Chris Pine (Star Trek) makes his London stage debut in this exciting new production that brings Chekhov’s comic drama hurtling into the contemporary world.

Olivier Award-winner Beverley Knight is set to appear alongside rising star, Ntombizodwa Ndlovu, at Soho Place in this two-woman powerhouse musical about ambition, music, and the unlikely friendship that changed the course of gospel.