The multi-award winning show Stomp, is celebrating its 9th year in the west end. It has unveiled a new funnier, faster and fresher show for 2011. There is new choreography and music inspired by the Las Vegas version of the show Stomp Out Loud! The cast work their magic with ordinarily mundane objects such as drainpipes, plastic bags, kitchen sinks to name but a few.

The new routines contain unstoppable energy and pulsates the theatre with it toe tapping exuberance and feel good rhythm.

This show has thrilled audiences all over the world and continues to do so. “STOMP brings the house down!” says the Independent on Sunday, “Expect to be amazed”, Sunday Telegraph and “Endlessly inventive, awesome”, The Evening Standard.

We Will Rock You, the rock music delight, has extended its run until 20th October 2012!

We Will Rock You previewed on 26th April 2002 and opened on 14th May 2002 at the Dominion Theatre. Choreographed by the infamous Arlene Phillips, songs by Queen and direction from Ben Elton, the show has wowed more than 5 million people in the UK and over 12 million across the globe.

The musical is based on the songs by the rock group Queen. It is set in the future where globalization is complete. Kids wear the same fashions and watch the same movies and all think the same thoughts. It’s a very safe world to live in, namely Ga Ga world, but not if you want to rock and roll and be a rebel! All musical instruments on Plant Mall are banned and the company computers generate the tunes you can listen to and everyone can download them. Resistance is growing and the legend persists that somewhere on the Planet, instruments still exist…will rock and roll return?

Bizarre costumes, classic rock anthems and pulsating rhythems is the best way to describe We Will Rock You.

MATILDA THE MUSICAL previews at the Cambridge Theatre from 18th October.

 Following a complete sell-out at The Courtyard Theatre, the RSC’s production of MATILDA THE MUSICAL comes to London’s West End this October. The Roald Dahl’s much-loved story bursts into life on stage.  In this brand new musical version by Dennis Kelly and Tim Minchin the award-winning musician and comedian.

Adults and children alike will be delighted and thrilled by the story of a very special little girl with an wonderful imagination. Unfortunately her parents think she is a nuisance and she thinks, quite rightly, they are only interested in watching television.

Life is not good at school either, where the horrid headmistress Miss Trunchbull terrifies both teachers and students. Then one day Matilda discovers she has a very special power and decides it’s time the grown-ups were taught a lesson.

Busted star Matt Willis and Phantom regular Gina Beck will be joining the cast of Wicked this winter. Also joining the cast from December 12^th are Christopher Howell (Hairspray), Andrew Pettigre (Avenue Q) and Lillie Flynn (Love Story). We will also see the return of Desmind Barrit, a Royal Shakespeare Company actor, who rejoins the cast as the wizard.

Matt Willis will take on the role of the dashing prince Fiyero. He will be taking over from the current star Mark Evans. Matt has been making full use of his Sylvia Young Theatre School training since his boy band Busted split up in 2005. After working as a successful television presenter, he made his debut in the West End  last year in Flashdance at the Shaftesbury theatre.

Gina Beck, who will star as Glinda, made her debut in the West End  in 2006 in Les Misérables. She also had a two year stint starring as Christine Daaé in The Phantom Of The Opera. She is currently starring in the first production of Hannah Cowley’s comedy The Belle’s Stratagem at the Southwark Playhouse.

Wicked is celebrating its 5th birthday later this month. The musical  tells the untold story of the witches of Oz, explaining just how 2 magical school friends, one blond and perky the other green and studious, grew up to become Glinda the Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.