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Mischief, the multi-award winning theatre company that has just celebrated ten years of The Play That Goes Wrong will be bringing a predictably chaotic Christmas season with their new festive stage show.
Mel Brooks’ musical adaptation of The Producers is returning to the West End after nearly two decades following a transfer from London’s Menier Chocolate Factory where it enjoyed a sold-out run and rave reviews.
A stage adaptation of The Greatest Showman will open at the Bristol Hippodrome, featuring the award-winning soundtrack from the 2017 hit film.
For the first time, Inspector Barnaby and his sidekick, Sergeant Troy, will take to the stage in Guy Unsworth’s adaptation of Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift.
The new Festival 2025 season has been announced at the West Sussex venue, packed with star-studded musicals and dramas which are perfect for a group visit.
Read moreThe National Theatre has revealed that Olivier-award winning play, Dear England will tour UK theatres, telling the story of Gareth Southgate’s tenure as England football manager.
Read moreSet during the 1970s, during the last days of the Vietnam War, the show tells the story of 17-year-old Kim who is forced to work in a Saigon bar run by a notorious character known as The Engineer.
This spooky stage show will leave you fearing every noise in the night after you sit through 90-minutes of pure tension. We went along and struggled to stay in our seat.
A new production of Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile will begin a UK and Ireland tour on 26th September, opening at the Lowry Theatre in Salford.
Groups can make use of further dates to the 2025/2026 tour of the double Olivier award-winning production of The Red Shoes, including a short festive run at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.
Following a fantastic response, Oliver! has already extended its booking period until March 2026 with discounts for groups of ten or more.
The show returns to the capital in 2025 and will run at the London Palladium for 12 weeks, telling the story of the ambitious Eva Perón.
Ryan Kopel and co are magnificent in the first ever UK tour of Dear Evan Hansen as they fully embody internal struggles of loneliness and grief which leaves the audience battling tears.
We gave our readers the chance to see Hadestown at the Lyric Theatre in London’s West End. Here is what they thought of the performance.
Consider yourself… lucky if you’re heading to London’s West End to see this triumphant revival of Oliver!. We went along to the opening night to see it for ourselves.
GTOs now have the added benefit of a dedicated groups department with LW Theatres, offering coach parking advice, dining options and more.