Following a successful run at The Royal Court, Jez Butterworth's much anticipated new play transfers part and parcel to the West End's Gielgud Theatre. Promising to be as monumental as 2009's Jerusalem, The Ferryman takes us back to 1980's Northern Ireland, into the lives of a rural Derry family on the eve of their harvest supper. When an uninvited visitor arrives with distressing news, they face a stark choice between duty and family, the individual or the whole.

After a stellar run in Stratford-Upon-Avon, The Royal Shakespeare Company's Imperium plays are receiving their West End transfer this Summer. Only running for a strictly limited run, the two-parter, which is based on the bestselling Cicero Trilogy by Robert Harris, follows the rise of Cicero, one of ancient Rome's most prolific politicians.

After a stellar run in Stratford-Upon-Avon, The Royal Shakespeare Company's Imperium plays are receiving their West End transfer this Summer. Only running for a strictly limited run, the two-parter, which is based on the bestselling Cicero Trilogy by Robert Harris, follows the rise of Cicero, one of ancient Rome's most prolific politicians and greatest orators. Dictator is the second part of this epic tale.

Broadway royalty Patti Lupone will make a triumphant return to the West End stage in 2018 starring as Joanne in this eagerly awaited gender-swapped version of the Sondheim masterpiece. Last fully staged in London in 1995, this brand new production will also feature Rosalie Craig as 'Bobbi', the woman whose 35th birthday party becomes the central theme of the show.