After a successful run in the iconic cow-shaped Udderbelly, the piece will play Underbelly’s largest venue at the Fringe, the grand McEwan Hall.

Performances of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, based on the Billy Wilder film, begin in May.

Several current stars have also extended their runs in the musical at the Dominion Theatre.

Lindsay Posner will direct the Ryan Craig-penned script.

The musical will be one of two presented by SIX The Musical's Alchemation at the annual festival.

Michael Sheen plays Aneurin "Nye" Bevan in the Rufus Norris-directed production at the Olivier.

Michael Harrison will direct the annual holiday pantomime.

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

The tour will launch at the New Wimbledon Theatre in June.

The production previously enjoyed a Leicester run in 2021.

Adapted and directed by Emma Rice, the Wise Children and RSC co-production plays the Swan.

The Tony nominee is playing slick lawyer Billy Flynn in the John Kander-Fred Ebb-Bob Fosse musical.

Kate Prince has taken the musician's songs and turned them into a dance-theatre piece, currently on a North American tour.

The London world premiere features an adaptation by Ben Power, who wrote original songs with PJ Harvey.

The 10th anniversary production follows sold-out runs at the Arts Theatre and the Charing Cross Theatre.

Gordon Greenberg will direct the revised musical version of the Oscar-nominated Ang Lee film.

Nicholas Hytner directs the immersive production of the classic musical at the Bridge Theatre.

Leading the list of nominees are the Broadway-bound revival of Sunset Boulevard and the National's Dear England.

The English-language premiere of the South Korean hit will play the Charing Cross Theatre.

Madge will present a brand new show about their experience postponing the Broadway run of My Son's A Queer, But What Can You Do?.

Directed by Trey Ellett, the production will star a mixture of Japanese and Broadway talent.

Hannah Chissick will direct the London production of the Jerry Herman revue.

Nikolai Foster will direct the 2025 tour of the Tony-winning musical.

Matthew Dunster will direct the production at the Orange Tree Theatre in the U.K.

The Olivier-winning farce continues at the Duchess Theatre.

The long-running hit continues at the Novello Theatre.

William Whelton will direct and choreograph the fall production.

In 1999, Mamma Mia! opened in London's West End, kicking off one of the biggest (and longest) parties in musical theatre history.

The production, starring Adam Garcia, will play Southampton's Mayflower prior to a U.K. tour.

The two-hander stars Dear Evan Hansen's Sam Tutty and Dujonna Gift.

After a steady trickle of larger venues announcing their individual seasons, the floodgates have opened.

Michael Longhurst will direct the Hampstead Theatre production of Stephen Adly Guirgis' Pulitzer-winning play.

Lonny Price and Matt Cowart will co-direct.

More than 65 shows have been added to the venue's docket, including Mhairi Black, Michelle Brasier, and more.

The adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Henry IV presents Ian McKellen as one of Shakespeare's most popular comic foils, Falstaff.

Prince Jackson, Paris Jackson, Bigi Jackson, and more attended the opening at the Prince Edward Theatre.

Michael Ahomka-Lindsay also joined the cast of the hit West End revival earlier this month at the Kit Kat Club.

The venue has added more shows to its Fringe schedule, including a rock musical about Mary, Queen of Scots.

Norwegian playwright Jon Fosse provides the keynote for this year's international celebration.

Luke Sheppard will direct the production at the specially designed Starlight Auditorium.

The hit musical plays the Prince Edward Theatre.

Jeremy Herrin is directing the London production of the Eugene O'Neill classic.

Owen Horsley will direct Shakespeare’s comedy of mistaken identities at the London venue.

The tour of the international hit jukebox musical launches in July.

The production will play the Theatre Royal Bath in a season that also includes a world premiere from David Hare.

Kate Wasserberg will direct James Graham’s adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s TV drama.

Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell will direct and choreograph the musical based on the film and novel.

Plus, see Scherzinger and company in new production photos from the London run.

Benét Monteiro stars in the production, which is now playing Hamburg's Theater Neue Flora.

Currently under construction, the venue will feature an auditorium with seating for 800 plus a secondary performance space and more.