Grammy nominee Helen George (Call The Midwife; Cinderella) stars in Cole Porter's legendary feel-good musical, High Society, on an epic 20-date UK tour following a gorgeously re-imagined revival at London's Barbican. Directed by Rachel Kavanaugh (Clueless The Musical), the revival features choreography from Anthony Van Laast CBE (Kate Bush; Sister Act) and musical backing from a full orchestra, lead by music supervisor Stephen Ridley. Originally premiered in 1997, the musical is based on 1939 play The Philadelphia Story and its 1956 film adaptation starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra.

Following its 2024 concert presentations at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Wild About You will receive its first full London production at Charing Cross Theatre, running from 18 January to 10 April 2027! With a book by Dani Stoller and music and lyrics by Chilina Kennedy, the score leans into the storytelling tradition of Joni Mitchell and Carole King, shaped by folk, pop, country-pop and soul.

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.

After successful runs across Asia and at the Edinburgh Fringe, the award-winning South Korean musical You & It makes its London premiere at the King's Head Theatre! Developed by original writers Seoeun Oh and Q Lee, this unsettling-yet-moving tale of love and grief in the age of AI features lyrics by Ricky Allan, dramaturgy by Yojiro Ichikawa and direction by Esther Jun. The musical two-hander stars Olivier Award nominee Frances Mayli McCann (The Great Gatsby) alongside Zachary Pang, and arrives in London having previously won Best Musical at the Daegu International Musical Festival.

Fresh off his run in High Noon, Billy Crudup will return to the West End, opposite Gillian Anderson, in this new production of Edward Albee's landmark play, directed by Marianne Elliot (Company, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time). Set over the course of one evening, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf brings us into the heart of the marriage of Martha and George, who invite an unwitting younger couple to an after-party at their home. What begins as a nightcap soon escalates as Martha and George draw their guests into the battleground that is their fractured relationship.

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.