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Paddington makes West End history by becoming the first new musical to earn nine WhatsOnStage Awards nominations.
The magic of London’s theatre scene has reached new heights as Paddington, the beloved bear from Peru, has achieved a historic milestone on
🎭 Olivier Awards 2026 Nominees Revealed
The nominations for the Olivier Awards 2026 are finally here, celebrating the very best of theatre across London's West End and beyond. From acclaimed productions to breakthrough performers, this year's shortlist highlights the creativity and talent driving the stage industry forward. Theatre fans can now begin debating who deserves to take home the biggest honours.
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Olivier Awards 2026 nominations revealed. See the full list of nominees, biggest West End shows, and actors competing for theatre’s top UK h
A big old cedar tree with a little ❤️ painted into it stands along the Stanley Park seawall between 2nd Beach and 3rd Beach. It’s been there forever. I always wonder who left their ❤️ behind there.
DEATH NOTE THE MUSICAL LONDON 2023
Cast:
Light Yagami - Joaquin Pedro Valdes
L- Dean John-Wilson
Misa Amane - Frances Mayli McCann
Ryuk - Adam Pascal
Rem - Aimie Atkinson
Soichiro Yagami - Christian Ray Marbella
Sayu Yagami - Rachel Clare Chan
1️⃣ .... 2️⃣ .... 3️⃣ .... 4️⃣ ..... its the longest hopscotch I've ever seen, this was on the the brick walkway of Bute Street near Haro. I'm always delighted to see these chalk constructions on the ground, even if I dont jump on the squares in body, I do in mind. Was this extra long one made for adults to resurrect their inner child? They are so temporary, gone when the rain washes them away, short and sweet like our childhoods.
A peaceful moment at Lost Lagoon. A young man and a heron stood frozen like statues, so close to one another. The contrast of the silhouettes against the greens of the lagoon looked as if both figures were cut from dark paper and pasted there side by side. Harmony of man and nature.
Today I’ll be seeing Les Misérables for the 62nd time in my life.
Yes, really. I first saw it at the definitely-developmentally-appropriate age of six and have not stopped since.
The day after, I have the first of two showings of Grace Pervades, which means I am either professionally committed to theatre access and criticism or very bad at pacing.
Possibly both.
What I’m most interested in this week is not only what happens onstage, but how theatre teaches the public, talent, and the Fourth Estate to understand itself. Inheritance, spectacle, memory, press language, audience ritual, access logistics, and the stories everyone agrees to repeat until they become the official version.
It all feels very significant, and, of course, London theatre is never just performance.
It is architecture, crowd behavio(u)r, class, mythology, staffing, marketing, weather, stairs, ramps, velvet, and someone somewhere insisting that everything is fine because it has always been done this way.
Looking forward to taking it in, all of it.
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