I’m Sorry, Prime Minister, I Can’t Quite Remember to have World Premiere At Barn Theatre

The Barn Theatre in Cirencester is delighted to announce that the world premiere of I’m Sorry, Prime Minister, I Can’t Quite Remember will take place this autumn with the production previewing from 25 September and running until 4 November. Written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, the cast for this production will be announced at a later date. Following the sad passing of Antony Jay, his longtime writing partner, in 2016, Jonathan Lynn returns once more to the much loved characters Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby in this final chapter of the series which sees the pair in their old age facing up to life after their exit from public service. Holed up … Continue reading I’m Sorry, Prime Minister, I Can’t Quite Remember to have World Premiere At Barn Theatre

New cities announced for HAMILTON UK and Ireland Tour

Producers Jeffrey Seller and Cameron Mackintosh are delighted to announce further dates for the UK and Ireland tour of the multi award-winning HAMILTON. As previously announced the tour will open at Manchester Palace Theatre on Saturday 11 November 2023 for a 15 week season until Saturday 24 February 2024 followed by … Continue reading New cities announced for HAMILTON UK and Ireland Tour

2023 Olivier nominee Liz Kingsman Brings West End Hit, ONE WOMAN SHOW, to New-York City This Summer

Wessex Grove, Ambassador Theatre Group Productions (ATG) and Bad Robot Live are thrilled to announce that 2023 Olivier Award nominee Liz Kingsman will make her New York stage debut this summer, with the U.S. Premiere of her acclaimed solo play, … Continue reading 2023 Olivier nominee Liz Kingsman Brings West End Hit, ONE WOMAN SHOW, to New-York City This Summer

“Expressing Ourselves”, an exhibition on diverse HIV experience to launch alongside Live To Tell: (A Proposal For) The Madonna Jukebox Musical

PlayWell Productions and Brian Mullin officially launched the return of Brian’s Live To Tell: (A Proposal For) The Madonna Jukebox Musical to London alongside the exhibition “Expressing Ourselves” at Camden People’s Theatre with a special event on Wednesday 5th April. Brian Mullin’s Live To Tell: (A Proposal For) The Madonna Jukebox Musical, … Continue reading “Expressing Ourselves”, an exhibition on diverse HIV experience to launch alongside Live To Tell: (A Proposal For) The Madonna Jukebox Musical

Imagine Theatre wins three Pantomime Awards

Following 12 nominations pantomime producer Imagine Theatre are delighted to announce a win in three categories at the UK Pantomime Association’s annual pantomime awards last night. Beauty and the Beast at Swansea Grand which last year broke box office records, won two awards including the coveted award for Best Pantomime (over 900 seats).  Swansea Grand Theatre manager, Grant McFarlane commented; “We couldn’t be more delighted, what a great night for Swansea Grand and Imagine Pantomimes! Audience feedback last year was exceptional, and it’s great to see that reflected in this award.  Panto is alive and well in Swansea and we look forward to seeing many more people … Continue reading Imagine Theatre wins three Pantomime Awards