Siobhan Donaghy

Sugababes to Headline O2 Arena in 2023

One of the biggest-selling British girl groups of all time, with six Number One singles, millions of global sales and multiple multi-platinum albums continue their return. Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena and Keisha Buchanan defined an era in British pop with their smooth vocals and magical harmonies offset by garage and alternative soundscapes.

Sugababes Announce First U.K Tour in Over Two Decades

Following their massive performance at Mighty Hoopla this month, Sugababes have announced a seventeen date U.K. wide tour. The chart-topping, multi-platinum iconic London trio, Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena and Keisha Buchanan will be hitting the road later this year for performances throughout the U.K. kicking off in Bristol on Sunday 16th October.

Denise Van Outen's SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW Begins at the Arts Theatre Tonight

Following a highly successful UK tour earlier this year, Denise Van Outen's new one-woman musical play, SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW, which she co-wrote with Terry Ronald, comes to London's West End with an exclusive run of 24 performances at the Arts Theatre from tonight, 22 August to 13 September 2014.

Denise Van Outen's SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW to Play at the Arts Theatre, August 22

Following a highly successful UK tour earlier this year, Denise Van Outen's new one-woman musical play, SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW, which she co-wrote with Terry Ronald, comes to London's West End with an exclusive run of 24 performances at the Arts Theatre from 22 August to 13 September 2014.

Denise Van Outen to Star in New One-Woman Play SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW

Denise Van Outen stars in a new one-woman play with music, SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW, which she has also co-written with Terry Ronald.

'Rent Remixed' Closing West End Run Early, Feb.2

The London remixed production of Rent has posted an early closing notice, scheduled to close February 2, 2008.

'Rent' Remixed at the Duke of York's

When Jonathon Larson conceived his ground-breaking musical Rent, he set out to create a serious piece of musical theatre with a rock score. Director William Baker and musical supervisor Steve Anderson have decided to 'remix' what has become a revered rock cult classic musical rather than re-hash the Broadway and previous West End productions. Unfortunately, despite some quite lavish new orchestrations and some great vocal performances, it does not totally work.