The glorious Amy Adams becomes the latest Hollywood star to make their West End debut as she crosses the pond to take the lead in this Tennessee Williams classic. Directed by Jeremy Herrin and the first show for his new company, Second Half Productions, the multiple Oscar-nominee will play doomed matriarch Amanda Wingfield, opposite Paul Hilton (The Inheritance), Tom Glynn-Carney (The Ferryman), Lizzie Annis, and Victor Alli.

After a dazzling UK tour, Gary Barlow brings his theatrical one-man show, A Different Stage to the capital this summer for an extra special three-week run. Created by Barlow and his longtime pal and collaborator Tim Firth, Gary takes us on an unadulterated journey through his life and career, using his back catalogue to narrate his story.

Ending his tenure as the Almedia's Associate Director, Robert Icke has once again created gold through his own brand of theatrical alchemy in this blazing play starring Juliet Stevenson, finally transferring into to the West End this autumn. Adapted (freely) from Arthur Schnitzler's controversial 1912 work, Professor Bernhardi, Icke's brilliant modernization becomes a slick medical drama, propelled by a cataclysmic meeting of science and religion.