Gielgud Theatre

London’s newest blue plaque is dedicated to a suitably sporty subject.

Bright, exuberant and British…but you might feel the loneliness of the long-distance runner, given the length.

No nostalgic car chase round the streets of filmic fifties London, but a grade A farce with immaculate cast.

In honour of the new Harold Pinter Theatre, we look at the men and women lending their names to London’s playhouses

Listen ver’ carefully I shall only say zees once: ‘Umbrellas of Cherbourg’ is une dinde of the most enormous proportions.

The classic 1980s TV satire, Yes Prime Minister has been updated, recast and comes to the Gielgud Theatre.

Good news for all Avenue Q fans. Despite having posted closing notices at the Noel Coward Theatre a couple of months ago, the musical has just announced that it plans to move instead of close on 28th March as planned. Instead all the current cast, …

Most of your festive shows are up and running in London by the time we get this close to Christmas. Those that are opening this week are a varied bunch; if you aren’t overwhelmed by Christmas party invites, late-night shopping trips, or simply too cold …

Arts Ahead, Londonist’s sporadic(!) weekly guide to getting you cultured is back this week, with exciting events breaking out all over the city. Openings in London this week: We’ve seen a few happy endings over the last couple of days (Lewis, Barack, Steven). Why not …

As we ease out of the austerity, self-denial and penny-pinching of January, so too the arts world comes even further out of its shell. This week sees a whole host of exciting openings. Take your pick; payday’s passed and February’s just round the corner! Be …