Make sure you are there as cinematic legendary Quentin Tarantino's debut's his first EVER play! The Popinjay Cavalier is a comedy set in Europe during the 1800s, taking inspiration from farce and the Swashbuckler genre, as well as Tarantino's own inimitable style of writing. And if this isn't reason enough, the production also star Sacha Baron Cohen in the title role!

Following a sell-out run at The National Theatre, Pride transfers to London's Bridge Theatre, bringing one of Britain's most uplifting true stories to life. Produced by P&P Productions and the National Theatre, the production is helmed by director Matthew Warchus and writer Stephen Beresford, who reunite after collaborating on the BAFTA-winning 2014 film of the same name.

After completely selling out in its Off-West End run at the Donmer Warehouse, Chloe Moss' adaptation of crime thriller The Guilty transfers to the West End. Based on the Danish film Den Skyldige ("The Guilty") by Emil Nygaard Albertsen and Gustav Moller, which also had an American film adaptation in 2021 with Jake Gyllenhaal, Russell Tovey reprises the role police officer Joe, a part in which he completely captivated audiences during the original run. Punchdrunk founder Felix Barrett directs this gripping production as it heads into the Harold Pinter theatre.

Believing the truth might be harder than uncovering it...Tennessee Williams' haunting masterpiece comes to the National Theatre as part of the company's biggest season yet! Originally written as part of a double bill with Williams' one-act Something Unspoken, collectively known as Garden District, Suddenly Last Summer premiered on Broadway in 1958, with Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift starring in the film adaptation that followed in 1959. Like much of Williams' work, the show doesn't shy away from uncomfortable subjects.

This first major revival in over a decade of Amadeus, Peter Shaffer's Tony-winning play, is headed to London's Noel Coward Theatre following an epic Cardiff premiere! Directed by Jeremy Herrin, the production will star Michael Sheen as Antonio Salieri, alongside Callum Scott Howells as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The two previously worked together on the BBC drama The Way, and now will go head-to-head in one of theatre's most heated rivalries.

It first pirouetted its way into our hearts on the big screen, and is now dancing its way back to London for a 25-week run at the Adelphi Theatre! With a score by none other than Elton John, Billy Elliot: The Musical brings to life the heart-warming tale of a young working-class kid who dreams of becoming a ballet dancer. The only catch? He's a boy!

It's official! Playwright Kimberly Belflower's show, John Proctor is the Villain, is transferring to the West End following a sell-out season at The Royal Court. Known for her relatable themes of growing up in the modern age, Belflower brings the same concept to John Proctor is the Villain, and will be joined by the Tony Award-winning Danya Taynour as director. A stunning work depicting the youth of the modern age, you won't want to miss it!

Following the concert-version which ran in 2023, the world-renowned Death Note: The Musical returns to London for the premiere of a brand new, full-scale English language production in the West End! Adapted from the wildly successful manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, the English-language production of the musical follows major award-winning productions in Japan and South Korea. With book by Ivan Menchell, a score by Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll & Hyde) and lyrics by Jack Murphy, the psychological intensity of the source material of Death Note sets the scene for what is sure to be an absolutely gripping musical.

Justice never looked so good! The fabulous Legally Blonde music bends and snaps into the West End's London Coliseum following a sell-out UK tour, straight from the brains of the ever-so fashionable team behind the smash-hit revival of Kinky Boots. Based on the iconic MGM movie, this '00s nostalgia fest for everyone features music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Benjamin, and a book by Heather Hach and direction from Nikolai Foster. Follow Elle Woods' journey from sparkly pink popular girl to a kick-ass law student as she discovers she's so much more than the loser boyfriend who dumped her for not being 'serious' enough. Ugh!

Six decades, two continents and a heart that wants nothing but to be free. Based on Bernardine Evaristo's acclaimed Booker Prize-winning novel and the BAFTA Award-winning BBC series, Natasha Gordon (Nine Night) brings Mr Loverman to the Lyttelton Theatre at the National Theatre, starring Danny Sapani as Barrington and Gary Beadle as Morris. Directed by Paulette Randall MBE (Doctor Faustus).

Grab your high-waisted trousers and get practising your lifts; Dirty Dancing is back in town! Set in the long, hot summer of 1963, it's the classic story of Frances 'Baby' Houseman, for whom a family holiday to Kellerman's holiday resort and a steamy introduction to dancing will change her whole life. With sizzling romance, sexy moves, and the movie's beloved tunes, this breathtaking musical adaptation will give you the time of your life, all over again.

A leader is no leader without the words to bring strength, hope and optimism to their people. No story reflects this greater than the Academy Award-winning film The King's Speech, written by the late David Seidler. Based on the very real events surrounding King George VI, his struggles with a speech impediment and a rather unorthodox solution in the form of the outlandish Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue, this stage adaptation by Seidler himself tours the country in 2027, directed by Loveday Ingram (The Girl on the Train).

This immensely successful reimagining of Disney's 1994 animation continues to captivate audiences over two decades after its opening at the Lyceum Theatre. It conjures up the African savannah in all its grand, majestic beauty, employing elaborate costuming, breathtaking puppetry, and soaring African melodies to transport audiences from the grey streets of London to pure theatrical bliss. Be prepared for a night to remember!

The subversive and downright twisty hit musical follows two unlikely friends and how they become the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch of the South. Based on Gregory Maguire's best-selling novel series, this spellbinding musical adventure transports you to a spectacular fantasy world of wizardry, witchcraft, sorcery and spells, long before Dorothy arrived in that pesky flying house. Watch as two extraordinary young women grapple with the choices they face, and find unlikely allies in each other as they learn what it is to truly be....WICKED.

Soon-to-be-married Sophie is desperate to find her father to walk her down the aisle; unfortunately, her mother Donna has no idea who it is. After discovering three possible candidates in her mother's diary, she fires off three invitations to the men, who all arrive together on the idyllic Greek island where Sophie and Donna live. When Donna discovers her three old flames are back in her life, she must confront her past and organise the wedding with the help of her outrageous friends! Laughter, sunshine, and of course, ABBA songs galore are in full splendor in this, the ultimate feel-good musical!

Since its debut four decades ago, Claude-Michel Schnberg and Alain Boublil's musical adaptation of Victor Hugo's epic novel has set the gold standard for musical theatre. An epic score, passionate story, and phenomenal scale are part of the magic, but it's truly the wonder of seeing a live performance that does it the most justice. Seen by an audience that numbers over 70 million, it's safe to say that Les Miserables is the world's most popular musical - and then some.