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.

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.

Welcome to the Kit Kat Club, where nothing stays at a safe distance. West End favourite and Olivier Award nominee Jamie Muscato (The Great Gatsby, Les Misérables) is joined by Tony and Grammy Award nominated Joy Woods (The Notebook, Gyspy) as the roles of Emcee and Sally Bowles respectively.

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.

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.

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.

Kristin Scott Thomas (Four Weddings and a Funeral) returns to the West End in a gripping new production of Anton Chekhov’s poignant and piercing tragicomedy about a family on the brink of irreversible change.

Award-winning actress and writer Catherine Tate stars as Mary Todd Lincoln. This 80-minute one-act play examines the forgotten life and dreams of Mrs. Lincoln, through the lens of an idiot (playwright Cole Escola).

Award-winner Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) is the Misanthrope in Martin Crimp's (Cyrano de Bergerac) cutting new version of Molière's dark comedy, directed by National Theatre Director Indhu Rubasingham (The Father and the Assassin).

Bill Bailey returns with a show that celebrates the great tradition of Vaudeville! Expect enthralling family fun to divert and transport from the tribulations of daily life!

Emmy, two-time Tony, Screen Actors Guild and Drama Desk winner Christine Baranski makes her West End debut as the iconic Judith Bliss, sparring with Academy Award nominated stage and screen legend Richard E. Grant in a stinging new production of Noël Coward’s irresistible comedy directed by Emily Burns.

Each performance begins with a sealed envelope. Inside is a script the actor has never seen, performed live without rehearsal or a director. What follows is shaped entirely by how that performer steps into the unknown - creating a singular, unrepeatable experience each night. Starring a rotating cast including David Tennant, Riz Ahmed and Kathryn Hunter, with more to be announced.

Olivier Award-winner Adrian Lester (Riviera, Hustle) is ‘perfect’ (The Times) as protagonist Cyrano, with Susannah Fielding (Wolf Hall) as the ‘instantly charming’ (The Stage) Roxane.

Harry Judd (McFly) stars as Coach Bolton alongside original High School Musical film cast member KayCee Stroh (Martha) as Ms Darbus. The hit musical arrives at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre this autumn, in an unmissable new production.

Starring Sam Ryder as Jesus, Tyrone Huntley as Judas and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Simon Russell Beale, Richard Armitage, Boy George, Layton Williams and Julian Clary sharing the role of King Herod.

17-time Grammy Award winning artist Sting will perform in this new production of his musical, The Last Ship, which tells the moving story of a community of shipbuilders in the North East of England, faced with the closure of their shipyard – the heart of their existence.

Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup play a marriage at war in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, a night of drinks, games and devastating truths, directed by Marianne Elliott in the round at Soho Place.

To watch a life is to risk changing it. Keira Knightley, Stephen Dillane and Luke Thompson star in Robert Icke's stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film, a gripping tale of art, surveillance and quiet rebellion.