Celebs on stage

Bryan Cranston delivers a blistering, tightly controlled performance that makes Arthur Miller’s drama hit with real force. Seeing him live in Ivo van Hove’s revival is reason enough to go.

Giles Terera leads Shakespeare’s tale of jealousy and revenge with intensity that pulls you in from the first line. His presence makes this production impossible to miss.

Janet McTeer and Julian Ovenden ignite this dangerous story of desire and manipulation with chemistry that crackles every second they’re on stage.

Olly Alexander (It’s a Sin, Years & Years) joins Stephen Fry for a fresh, irresistible take on Wilde’s classic, pairing charm with comedic precision.

Matt Henry returns to the stage with charisma and vocals that light up the theater. His energy keeps this feel-good musical moving at full speed.

Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey) brings warmth and emotional depth to this moving story of C.S. Lewis navigating love, loss, and faith. His grounded performance gives the play its quiet, resonant power.

Layton Williams brings charisma and high-energy flair to this live dance spectacle that feels like pure joy from start to finish.

Jessie Buckley transforms this Irish tale into something haunting and electric, reminding you why she’s one of the most captivating performers on stage today.

A sharp political comedy filled with bureaucracy and chaos, led by Griff Rhys Jones and Clive Francis—faces fans of Yes, Minister will instantly recognise. Their timing makes every satirical twist land.

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.