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London's National Geographic store is hosting Exploring THE LION KING - an exclusive new exhibition which reveals the inspiration and evolution behind Disney's groundbreaking production.

Following sell-out seasons in America and worldwide, the hit Las Vegas tribute show Barbra & Frank: The Concert that Never Was... will arrive in the UK for a strictly limited engagement at the New Players Theatre from Wednesday 24 November to Saturday 18 December 2010, starring Sharon Owens as Barbra Streisand and Sebastian Anzaldo as Frank Sinatra.

Carrie Dunn - more usually found in the theatre than the race-track - is running the London Parks Half-Marathon this weekend. She explains why

Carrie Dunn goes behind the scenes of the latest fringe hit...

As has been rumoured, actor David Birrell was injured during the Saturday matinee performance of Passion at the Donmar Warehouse, and performances have been cancelled until Thursday, when they are set to resume.

Carrie Dunn enjoys her trip to Southwark

Katie Hall will be playing Cosette in the Les Miserables concerts at the O2 Arena this weekend, replacing the previously announced Camilla Kerslake, who is indisposed.

Carrie Dunn reviews Caroline O'Connor's one-woman show

Carrie Dunn isn't overly impressed with the latest fringe offering

George Dyer reviews the cabaret show

Siobhan McCarthy talks wigs and Elaine Paige

Legally Blonde star and former Olivier Award nominee Sheridan Smith has asked for people's help to find her stolen dog Enid.

The Cock Tavern Theatre is presenting a landmark season of six Edward Bond plays from six decades from Tuesday 14 September to Saturday 13 November 2010. During the nine week season it is presenting the UK premiere of Olly's Prison (1993), a revival of The Pope's Wedding (1962), the London première of The Under Room (2005), The Fool (1976), the first revival of Red, Black and Ignorant (1985) and will culminate with a new, yet untitled première that Edward Bond has been commissioned to write for the Cock Tavern Theatre.

UK editor-in-chief Carrie Dunn talks to the actress about her forthcoming one-woman show

Two evenings in October will showcase some of the UK's finest Show Choirs inspired by the global phenomenon and success that is Glee. Taking place at London's ARTS THEATRE on Sunday 10th & 17th at 7.00pm, the festival promises to celebrate this phenomenon and showcase some of our home grown Glee clubs.

The Menier Chocolate Factory's production of the Tony award-winning musical, Sweet Charity, which transferred to the West End in April 2010, will complete its run on 6th November 2010.

After its last performance in London at the Wyndham's on 30th October and after a well-earned rest, Avenue Q will embark on a nationwide tour opening at the Theatre Royal, Bath in February 2011.

On October 10th 2010 the Apollo Victoria Theatre will celebrate its 80th birthday with a special gala performance featuring the cast of Wicked and a host of musical stars, including Topol, the Priscilla Divas, Sharon D Clarke, the Jersey Boys, Sweet Charity's Tiffany Graves, former Elphaba Alexia Khadime, and a very special reunion of performers from Starlight Express.

Carrie Dunn goes behind the scenes of Departure Lounge, opening at Waterloo East soon

Though the guest list for the 80th birthday show is celebrity-packed, there'll also be scores of stars on stage, including Christopher Biggins as compere, telling the story of the theatre from its foundation in the 1930s as a cinema to its current status as UK home to the Wicked phenomenon