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The smash hit show challenged four people to spend over seven hours in coffins on the stage of one of London's oldest and most haunted theatres. Those who made it through the night without leaving their coffin would have the chance to win two flights to New York.

The West End's Jennifer Tierney is the next in the BWW:UK hotseat...

The Olivier-winning star talks Gershwin, Sondheim, Bryn Terfel and when she'll be back on a West End stage...

Following on from the Menier Chocolate Factory's acclaimed productions of Sunday in the Park with George and A Little Night Music, Stephen Sondheim's latest musical, ROAD SHOW, directed and designed by the Tony Award-winning John Doyle and featuring David Bedella, Michael Jibson, Jon Robyns and Gillian Bevan, premieres in a brand new production at the Menier Chocolate Factory on 6 July 2011.

Jonathan Wilkes will star as Billy Flynn in the smash-hit West End musical CHICAGO at the Cambridge Theatre from Monday 9 May for seven weeks only, until 26 June. His last West End engagement was as Frank N Furter in The Rocky Horror Show. On tour, Jonathan has starred in We Will Rock You, The Wedding Singer, Guys and Dolls, Tommy, Grease, The Rocky Horror Show and Godspell.

The smash hit show at the Duke of York's Theatre, is challenging four people to spend an entire night sealed inside a wooden coffin on the stage of one of London's oldest and most haunted theatres. Those brave enough to make it through the night without leaving their coffin will be in with a chance of winning two flights to New York.

We talk about Barbara Windsor, rock musicals and small theatres...

David Walliams, star of Little Britain and Come Fly with Me has written the smelliest book of all time, which now breaks new ground in the first ever interactive scratch ‘n' sniff family show, bringing Mr Stink pongingly to life.

Caroline Sheen is reported to be taking the role of Fantine in Les Miserables when the cast changes in June.

Welcome to a brand-new feature, where we find out more about the real person behind the theatre star. We start with Jack Shalloo, who's just finished The Kissing Dance and is about to return to the title role in Hamlet! The Musical.

Whispers reach us that Andrew Lloyd Webber is planning yet another talent search show. The rumour is that he fancies producing a new version of My Fair Lady, and wants to find a new actress to play Eliza Doolittle. I'd suggest that he doesn't. And here are my reasons why

Judy Craymer's new musical, VIVA FOREVER, a modern fable of camaraderie, love and loyalty based on the songs of the Spice Girls, is to be directed by one of the most illustrious British theatre directors Marianne Elliott.

Zelda Sayre is the belle of Alabama, the outlandish good-time girl who captures the heart and imagination of novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald. Their life together is one great party, from the madness of Jazz Age New York to the gin-soaked glamour of the Riviera. Then Zelda takes up writing herself - and more than her marriage begins to crack up.

Following the success of his highly acclaimed Lauderdale House appearance, Alex Gaumond announces his debut West End solo concert at the Leicester Square Theatre on Sunday May 22nd, 7.30pm.

BroadwayWorld understands that Moby Dick, scheduled for the Landor Theatre, has been pulled from the schedules. This has not yet been confirmed by the theatre or producers, and no official statement has been made.

Carrie Dunn talks to the man playing Judy Garland's little-celebrated final husband.

Carrie Dunn talks to Christopher Bartlett before his cabaret at the Battersea Barge.

Hazel Davis reviews the new production

We interview the star of the new Dario Fo production...

We've just been informed by Peter Huntley, producer of The Kissing-Dance at the Jermyn Street Theatre, that tonight's performance is CANCELLED due to the protests in the area preventing cast and audience from reaching the venue in safety.