Michael Longhurst directed David Yazbek and Itamar Moses’ Tony-winning musical.

Andrew Rannells, Katie Brayben, and more star at the Almeida Theatre.

The new musical features a score by Jake Brunger and Pippa Cleary.

Tinuke Craig will direct Diana Nneka Atuona’s play at the London venue.

Tony winner Susan Stroman directs the revised production of the Tony-winning musical following its Chichester engagement.

The Olivier-winning adaptation currently plays the West End and will make a Broadway bow next spring.

Nikolai Foster will direct the summer 2023 engagement.

Hamilton's Michael Luwoye stars as the anti-apartheid activist.

Clint Dyer is the first Black man to direct the Shakespeare tragedy at a major British theatre.

Zachary Quinto makes his West End debut opposite David Harewood in the James Graham play.

The Alan Menken, Jack Feldman, and Harvey Fierstein musical plays London’s Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre.

The London production at the Phoenix just celebrated its 1,000th performance.

Nicholas Hytner will direct the immersive production at the London venue.

Here's what else is playing the London theatre for its 2023 season.

The U.K. tour of the Edinburgh hit will subsequently play a handful of performances in the West End.

The James Graham play is directed by Jeremy Herrin.

The concert format of the Tony-winning musical is presented for one-night-only at the Alexandra Palace Theatre.

The one-day-only rehearsed reading celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Shakespearean Authorship Trust.

Olivier and Tony nominee Lia Williams and Olivier winner Clare Higgins also star in the Ibsen play.

Rosie Graham, Michael Elcock, Lisa Lambe, and Victoria Hamilton-Barritt lead the cast of the mythic retelling of the story of Sleeping Beauty.

Michael Grandage directs Neil Bartlett's play, adapted from the Virginia Woolf novel.

The cast also stars Monique Young, Jessica Daley, Jay McGuiness, Michael Starke, Dan Burton, and more.

The Tony-nominated musical will begin performances at the Prince Edward Theatre in March 2023.

The English-language stage adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s novel will play the Harold Pinter.

Director Daniel Fish's Tony-nominated reimagining of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic will begin at Wyndham's Theatre in February.

The Olivier-winning, Broadway-bound musical continues at the Adelphi Theatre.

Performances will begin at the Theatre Royal Bath in January 2023.

The National will also welcome a revival of Dancing at Lughnasa and more in 2023.

Cecilia Noble, Jason Hughes, and more also join the cast of Aaron Sorkin's stage adaptation of Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

With a score by the Grammy winner, the musical will play Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth Hall beginning December 8.

Oliver Cotton's drama will play the Theatre Royal Bath.

The 10-city tour of the international hit musical will begin in December 2023 and continue through 2025.

Jessica Ransom, Diane Keen, and Neil McDermott will lead the play about one woman's mission to be the perfect 1950s housewife.

Tom Jackson Greaves will direct and choreograph for the Hope Mill Theatre.

A workshop of the production, based on the film by Michel Hazanavicius, will be held next year in London.

The three-year diploma-granting program will hold classes outside of London.

National Theatre Live will broadcast the London production of C. P. Taylor's play in 2023.

Lourds Lane's musical made its U.K. debut last month during MusicalCon, the West End's first musical theatre fan convention.

London's Bush Theatre commissioned Margaret Perry's new play, which features an all-female ensemble cast.

The Fringe First winner will play Brixton House for three weeks in the new year.

The Alan Menken, Jack Feldman, and Harvey Fierstein musical will play London’s Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre.

Based on the 1993 movie, the musical from the writing team behind Something Rotten! played a Broadway run last season.

Directed by the playwright, the production plays Menier Chocolate Factory.

Arts Council England recently unveiled an investment plan which includes cuts for many London-based companies.

The Cole Porter jukebox musical based on the 1953 film was once Broadway aimed, and may be again.

Philip Wm. McKinley directs the production based on the 2003 film.

The James Graham play is directed by Jeremy Herrin.

Jack Thorne's adaptation of the Dickens holiday classic is back at the London theatre.

Brett Smock directs the new production at the Charing Cross Theatre.

The musical features a book by Tim Firth and more than 15 Take That hits.