cafe de paris
2018 whatsonstage awards
nominations party
1st December 2017 - the 2018 whatsonstage awards nominations party at the cafe de paris
evita
press night
3rd August 2017 - emma hatton (eva peron) and gian marco schiaretti (che) star in andrew lloyd webber and tim rice's musical at the phoenix theatre
2017 whatsonstage awards
nominations party
1st December 2016 - the nominations are announced for the 2017 whatsonstage awards at the cafe dear paris
2016 whatsonstage awards
nominations party
3rd December 2015 - the 2016 whatsonstage awards nominations at the cafe de paris
edward scissorhands
gala
7th December 2014 - matthew bourne's dance production based on the classic tim burton movie and starring dominic north and liam mower in the title role opens at sadlers wells
2015 whatsonstage awards
nominations party
5th December 2014 - angela griffin and steve furst host the 15th annual whatsonstage awards nominations party at the cafe de paris
sunny afternoon
west end transfer
28th October 2014 - the musical based on the early life of ray davies and the rise of the kinks transfers to the harold pinter theatre and stars john dagleish (ray davies), george maguire (dave davies), ned derrington (pete quaife) and adam sopp (mick avory)
evita
press night
22nd September 2014 - evita opens at the dominion theatre with madalena alberto (eva) and marti pellow (che)
let the right one in
press night
7th April 2014 - the apollo theatre reopens with john ajvide lindqvists swedish horror novel directed by john tiffany and starring rebecca benson (eli) and martin quinn (oskar)
2014 whatsonstage awards launch party
press room
6th December 2013 - the press room at the 2014 whatsonstage awards launch party
strangers on a train
press night
19th November 2013 - laurence fox (guy haines), jack huston (charles bruno), christian mckay (gerard), miranda raison (anne), imogen stubbs (elsie) and myanna buring (miriam) are directed by robert allan ackerman at the gielgud theatre
mojo
press night
13th November 2013 - rupert grint (sweets), daniel mays (potts), colin morgan (skinny), ben whishaw (baby), brendan coyle (mickey) and tom rhys harries (silver johnny) star in jez butterworths 1995 black comedy directed by ian rickson at the harold pinter theatre