Joining the previously announced Dawn Sievewright and Blythe Duff are Andy Clark (Alan Boyne/ Train Traveller/ Belmont), Amber Sylvia Edwards (Eileen), Liz Ewing (Agnes/ Mary), Peter Hannah (Sam ...

Kickstart your 2025 with a host of things to see, do, and experience in London this month ... Banish the January blues: While in Leicester Square, head to The Comedy Store for the best in standup ...

Paul Thomas Anderson, the director of Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood and Inherent Vice, has previously spoken up for the Leicester Square cinema ... independent movie theatre should be ...

Oliver Mcloughlin wants to restore the Ritz, a former bingo hall and theatre in the heart of Rushden. The cinema in Leicester Square is one of the few remaining independents in central London.

Being based just off Leicester Square meant that what happened off stage was very much a theatre of human chaos ... One of which was a spoof of Jamie Oliver’s 15-Minute Meals where he recorded ...

Savings on top shows can be hard to come by, but if you're keen to find theatre ... for London shows and can trot along in person, it's worth checking out the TKTS booth in Leicester Square ...

Follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest live score, team news and updates as Man United host Crystal Palace in the ...

Central London has plenty to offer the discerning oenophile. Here's our pick of the best new wave and old school places to ...

Wicked London ... Theatre); Strictly Ballroom (Piccadilly Theatre); Pippin (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); Matthew Bourne’s The Carman (Royal Albert Hall); CATS (London Palladium); Hairspray ...

At the bottom, Leicester City entered their toxic mutiny ... The Frenchman picked up a hamstring injury during the north London derby and while adrenaline ensured he completed that fixture it ...

Ioan Pintaru is currently set to stand trial in May over the stabbing of an 11-year-old girl in Leicester Square A man accused ... the girl when she was touring London with her mother on holiday.

This week I headed to the Gielgud Theatre at the West End, where I found myself reviewing the situation as Oliver! returned to London’s West End once again. Based on the 1836 novel written by ...