Gerard Bentall

West End Stars Return To Falkirk For A West End Christmas 2024

A host of West End musical performers are set to descend on Grangemouth for the ninth annual A West End Christmas In Falkirk!

West End Stars Return To Scotland For Fifth Annual Christmas Concert Supporting The Scott Martin Foundation and KLSB

A host of West End musical performers are set to descend on Grangemouth for the sixth annual concert A West End Christmas In Falkirk! 

West End Stars Return To Scotland For Fifth Annual Christmas Concert Raising Funds Maggie's Centre

A host of West End musical performers are set to descend on Grangemouth for the fifth annual concert A West End Christmas In Falkirk! 

THE LAST FIVE YEARS Returns To PQA Venues This August

Tony Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown's acclaimed musical, The Last Five Years, returns to PQA Venues @Riddle's Court (venue 277) this Edinburgh Festival Fringe from 2-26 August (excl. 5, 12, 19) at 14:00, following last year's sell-out run. The very best of Edinburgh's musical theatre talent is involved, with Connor Burnett delighted to be returning to the role of Jamie, and Lori Davidson thrilled to be making her professional debut as Cathie.

Caitlin Tipping and Connor Burnett Will Star in THE LAST FIVE YEARS at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Caitlin Tipping and Connor Burnett will play Cathy and Jamie respectively in a new production of Jason Robert Brown's musical, The Last Five Years, running at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe at PQA VENUES @Riddle's Court (venue 277) from 8 - 19 August at 14:00. The show, about two New Yorkers in their twenties who fall in and out of love over the course of five years, is renowned for its unconventional structure - Cathy tells her story backwards while Jamie tells his one chronologically. The two characters meet once only, in the middle of the show.

Caitlin Tipping and Connor Burnett Will Star in THE LAST FIVE YEARS at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Caitlin Tipping and Connor Burnett will play Cathy and Jamie respectively in a new production of Jason Robert Brown's musical, The Last Five Years, running at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe at PQA VENUES @Riddle's Court (venue 277) from 8 - 19 August at 14:00. The show, about two New Yorkers in their twenties who fall in and out of love over the course of five years, is renowned for its unconventional structure - Cathy tells her story backwards while Jamie tells his one chronologically. The two characters meet once only, in the middle of the show.

Anton Stephans to star in GUYS SING DOLLS at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

X Factor star Anton Stephans comes to Edinburgh Festival Fringe for Guys Sing Dolls from August 22nd.

Alex Hanson, Tim Minchin and More Announced in Full Cast of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Arena Tour

West End and Broadway leading man Alex Hanson takes on the role of 'Pilate', joining Tim Minchin, Melanie C, Chris Moyles and ITV Superstar winner Ben Forster in the cutting-edge rock musical which opens on 21st September at London's The O2 arena before embarking on a 21 date arena tour across the UK and Ireland.

SNAPPY TITLE - FROM THE HEART - Cabaret Of Songs From New Musicals At The Pigalle Club On February 21

Following the success of the original Snappy Title last September, New Musicals Network will present Snappy Title: From the Heart at the Pigalle Club in Piccadilly on Sunday 21st February, 2010.

Hoiles, Legat And Power Join Cast Of SNAPPY TITLE At The Pigalle Club

Kirsty Hoiles, who has spent the summer wowing audiences as the young Viv Nicholson in Spend Spend Spend at the Watermill Theatre, has now joined the all-star cast of Snappy Title, (the charity cabaret at Piccadilly's Pigalle Club in aid of MMD and the Actors' Benefit Club.

SNAPPY TITLE, A Cabaret Of Songs From New Musicals, At London's Pigalle Club In September

The Pigalle Club will host the New Musicals Network's official charity launch party and cabaret in aid of Mercury Musical Developments and the Actors' Benevolent Fund.

'Only The Brave' Fails to Thrill in Edinburgh

'Only the brave die young' claims a lyric line in the title song of the over-hyped and under achieving musical 'Only The Brave' playing at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival. If you are a discerning fan of serious musical theatre then perhaps a more apt phrase would be 'only the brave should come'.