Plus: The upcoming We Have to Hurry announces a VIP stage door experience.

Before they reunite October 21 to benefit Covenant House, find out where the cast of the longtime favorite are now.

On August 1, 2010, the Tony Award winners reopened the revival of A Little Night Music, replacing Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angela Lansbury, respectively.

Cate Blanchett and Stephen Dillane in a Martin Crimp world premiere, Gillian Anderson and Lily James in All About Eve, and the U.K. premieres of Come From Away and Waitress are among the many productions opening on the other side of the Atlantic this January through March.

Inaugural season of new artistic director Daniel Evans will also include new plays by James Graham and Deborah Bruce.

The theatre won't ever see the like of Uta Hagen again. No actress of her generation was so fierce and enduring in her commitment to the stage, and boasted so long and successful a track record—as a performer, a teacher and a theorist.

The theatre won't ever see the like of Uta Hagen again. No actress of her generation was so fierce and enduring in her commitment to the stage, and boasted so long and successful a track record—as a performer, a teacher and a theorist.

There's no one hotter in London theatre right now than Cynthia Erivo, a diminutive firebrand of an actress who sings and acts with an astonishing ferocity, veracity and vitality. Her credits have stretched from the all-female Donmar Henry IV opposite Harriet Walter to The Color Purple at the Menier Chocolate Factory that she will reprise later this year to make her Broadway debut opposite Jennifer Hudson. The RADA-trained star in the making is popping up here, there and everywhere before she departs for New York.