#London Theatres

[jeff-rees-jones]

Shaftesbury avenue, central London.

[blogmillymills]

The Way Old Friends Do. Criterion Theatre London.

Written by Ian Hallard and directed by Mark Gatiss In 1988, two school friends tentatively come out to one another: one as gay, the other – more shockingly – as an ABBA fan. A comedy about devotion, desire and dancing queens. Loved it. And a new stance on Abba.

[whizmi]

✨ StEx Wembley's cast in my artstyle ✨

Who should I stylize next? 😛

[kingcorvidd]

Finally went to see Starlight Express last night and I’m obsessed.

Have a lil doodle of my fav lesbian trains

[aydracz]

Went to London to see Nye and to meet my favourite Welshman.

Told him I was a bit anxious to talk to him because I had a dream about meeting him a few days before, in which it all went horribly wrong. Because in that dream, when I asked him if he could sign my Good Omens book, he got angry, said 'I don't do that' and walked away.

The real Michael Sheen was quite amused by this and promised me not to do anything of that sort. And he didn't!

I am very happy to report that Michael Sheen really does sign Good Omens books and will not walk away if you ask him!

[hasthecityrearranged]

Flowers fade, the fruits of summer fade,

Lucy St Louis as Christine Daae, West End 2023: @callmelasagna’s master

[ncuts]

More Pics of Ncuti in the Importance of Being Ernest!

[littleeliza-lotte]

Hadestown London Trailer (x)

[asexualenjolras]

I can't believe there are people out there that go and watch Les Misérables and don't cry over the silly drunk cynic that's in love with their ambitious, god-like leader.

[nomilkinmyteaplease]

First look at the Other Place with Emma d'Arcy and Tobias Menzies at the National Theatre

[earlbrainrot]

Lara Vina Uzcatia ft. Eve Humphrey in “Starlight Express”

@callmelasagna's master.

greaseball, you're hurt! no dinah, please don't cry.. i'm washed up, i'm finished.. but dinah i.. i don't know how to tell it! come on greaseball, you can spell it! ok dinah, i'm s-o-r-r-r-y!

Part 3 of Lara Greaseball gifs.. the final part! probably. for now at least

Do not use without credit and do not upload on any other platforms.

[jeff-rees-jones]

St Martin's theatre, London.

The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie, now in its 73rd year...

[faithfullarchives]

Marianne Faithfull as Irina in the play The Three Sisters at the Royal Court Theatre in London, England. April 1967.

[fuckyeahcourtneylove]

“Sinéad O'Connor was a sweet, wonderful woman. She came up and said hello to me. We sat in the sun, drank Pepsi-Cola, and told each other secrets. We talked a lot about her childhood and Kurt's childhood and all sorts of childhoods. She takes in the world with huge luminous eyes, the type you rarely see, utterly lunar, laser beams to Ork.

Sinead and I would stay up all night in the bus watching really depressing movies. We watched Ryan's Daughter and two different adaptations of Wuthering Heights. She told me about Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw being sexually abused. When we were in Chicago she bought me a beautiful book that I really needed, and then she went down to her room, and when she was all alone she ran away to the airport.

She was pregnant, it was quite hot, and she was depressed. In her note that she left she said, "They can sue me. I don't care. I'II find another line of work," which I thought had a lot of integrity to it, to be honest.

I missed Sinéad.”

Courtney on touring with Sinead in July 1995. Written in 1995. Sinead told festival founder Perry Farrell that the reason she joined Lollapalooza was because of Hole and Courtney. Rest in power you beautiful human.

[the-gilded-chronicles]

Inside His Majesty’s Theatre in West End, London

The home of The Phantom of the Opera Musical since 1986

June 2024

[alyona11]

Also my dudes, if you ever in London and you’re huge Hadestown nerds, you can visit National Theatre Archives and watch the proshot of London Hadestown from 2018 (for those who might not know, it’s similar to Broadway/tour/west end in terms of costume design but has different characterisation for orphedice in particular + different lyrics) with most of the OBC playing the roles.

The archives have 2 proshots, one from different angles and one from a wide angle, I watched a multiple angle one and it’s really great. Plus they have some other Hadestown stuff, you can see all of it in the archive catalogue. You can book the day to see it in the archive website and even watch it in group for free.

Also the people who work in the archives are super lovely and we accidentally run into one lady who works there and also is a huge Hadestown fan :3 Overall 10/10 would recommend!