National Theatre hit Pride announces West End transfer The show reunites director Matthew Warchus and writer Stephen Beresford The Independent UK · Aug 25
Sold-out stage adaptation of hit film Pride transfers to the West End Pride is heading to the Bridge Theatre for a new London run from October 2026, following its success at the National Theatre Evening Standard · Aug 25
In a fractious, divided world, I think I know why Pride is the hottest show in town The 2014 film was only a modest success – but now the musical’s message of gay rights and solidarity feels both outlandish and full of hope, says columnist Emma Brockes The Guardian - UK · Jul 23
The best things to do in London for Pride 2026 As London gears up for the biggest queer celebration of the year, let Jordan Page guide you through a wild weekend Evening Standard · Jul 2
‘They kissed, and the audience roared’: the new musical about gay activists and striking miners In 1984, an unlikely coalition was formed between London LGBTQ+ campaigners and Welsh miners. Now their story, as told in the 2014 film Pride, is coming to the stage. The original demonstrators share what the new production means to them The Guardian - UK · Jun 11
Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman cast in Elsinore Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman are to lead the cast of Elsinore, a film about the late Chariots of Fire star Ian Charleson. BANG Premier · Dec 17, 2025
The week in theatre: The Seagull; The Southbury Child; Richard III The action’s all in the detail in Jamie Lloyd’s spellbound Chekhov; Alex Jennings excels as a vicar refusing to find the common touch; and Richard III falls short of its health warning The Guardian - UK · Jul 10, 2022
The Southbury Child at the Bridge Theatre review: Alex Jennings is a joy to watch Play about the gradual breakdown of a reverend is as quaint, polite and undeniably English as tea and biscuits after a church service Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2022
The Southbury Child review – a vicar picks an odd hill to die on Even-handed to a fault, Stephen Beresford’s new comedy coasts by on sub-Alan Bennett humour and the odd eye-roll at wokeness. But its hero’s stance on balloons beggars belief The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2022