David Nicholls' bestselling novel makes its much-anticipated transition to the West End stage in One Day The Musical, following its premiere run in Edinburgh. Adapted by playwright David Greig, the production features a score composed by Johnnyswim's Abner and Amanda Ramirez, with contributions from Freya Catrin Smith. Tony and Olivier Award-winning director Max Webster (Life of Pi) helms a production which stars Jamie Muscato (Moulin Rouge!) as Dexter and Sharon Rose (Hamilton) as Emma.

New Earth Theatre presents the debut full-length play by writer Mei Leng Yew at Bush Theatre this autumn! Directed by Ailin Conant, The Hungry Ghost stars Olivier Award-nominated actor Mei Mac, who dazzled in her role as namesake Mei in the Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptation of Studio Ghibli's (My Neighbour Totoro). With Mac in the role of "The Girl" and further casting to be announced, Hungry Ghosts is billed as a sultry, spooky rom-com, landing on the London stage in October.

After countless years of online dating, a lonely comedian finally come across the perfect partner... only to mess it up in every way he can think of. Prepare for romping ride through introspection and ruining everything on your own, as our protagonist contemplates whether the pursuit of love outweighs the pursuit of the perfect joke for his stand-up set.

The irreverently naughty Heated Rivalry parody, Deep-Heat Rivalry, comes to The Other Palace this September! Written and directed by Olivier Award-nominee Trevor Ashley (The Producers) and co-written by Phil Scott, the show brings to the stage a hilarious take on the hit HBO series, featuring plenty of innuendo, nudity (the full-frontal sort), cheesy ballads, and a complete lack of understanding of ice hockey.

Co-created by Bruntwood Prize-shortlistee Georgia Bruce and director Jules Head, Attention comes to the London stage following a Dublin Fringe run that earned seven award nominations, including nods for Best Production and the Radical Spirit Award. The play is built on a unique, live-game structure where the performers determine the scene flow in real time, restarting, pausing, or skipping ahead at will, creating an unpredictable production which changes every single night. Returning to their original roles, actors Blaithin Mac Gabhann and Norah Lopez Holden bring their chemistry to this uniquely brilliant play once more.