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ACORN ANTIQUES
Haymarket
by Victoria Wood, based on the Acorn Antiques characters that appeared as a spoof soap-opera in her television series, As Seen on TV.
(from 27 Jan 05 to 21 May 05)

BIG LIFE, THE
Apollo
Book and lyrics by Paul Sirett, music by Paul Joseph
(from 11 May 05 to 5 Nov 05)

BILLY ELLIOT : THE MUSICAL
Victoria Palace
Book & Lyrics by Lee Hall , Music by Elton John
(from 31 Mar 05 to 24 Sep 05)

BLOOD BROTHERS
Phoenix
by Willy Russell
(from 21 Nov 91 to 29 Oct 2005)

CHICAGO
Adelphi
Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, has a book by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse, music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb
(from 27 Oct 97 to 3 Dec 05)

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG
London Palladium
Adapted by Jeremy Sams from hit film by lan Fleming, music & lyrics by Richard M Sherman and Robert B Sherman
(from 19 Mar 02 to 4 Sep 05)

FAME : THE MUSICAL
Aldwych
Musical conceived and developed by David de Silva, lyrics by Jacques Levy, music by Steven Margoshes
(from 6 Sep 02 to 29 Oct 05)

FAR PAVILIONS, THE
Shaftesbury Theatre
Book & Lyrics by Stephen Clark, music by Philip Henderson. Based on the novel by M.M.Kaye
(from 24 Mar 05 to 4 Sep 05)

GUYS AND DOLLS
Piccadilly
Music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows
(from 19 May 05 to 1 Oct 05)

HMS PINAFORE
Open Air Theatre
by Gilbert & Sullivan , a new version of By Herbert Appleman
(from 19 Jul 05 to 10 Sep 05)

IMMODESTY BLAIZE AND WALTER'S BURLESQUE!
Arts Theatre
(from 20 Apr 05 to 18 Jun 05)

JAILHOUSE ROCK THE MUSICAL
Piccadilly
adapted for the stage by Alan Janes and Rob Bettinson, based on the motion picture Jailhouse Rock
(from 26 Mar 04 to 23 Apr 05)

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
New London
by Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber
(from 13 Feb 03 to 27 Aug 05)

LES MISERABLES
Queen's
Based on the novel by Victor Hugo, has lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer and music by Claude-Michel Schonberg with original text by Alain Boublil and additional material by James Fenton.
(from 3 Apr 04 to 29 Oct 05)

LION KING
Lyceum
Book by Roger Allers and Irene Mecchi, Songs by Elton John and Tim Rice .Additional songs by Lebo M, Julie Taymor, Mark Mancina, Hans Zimmer.
(from 24 Sep 99 to 29 Jan 06)

LOST MUSICALS : EVENING PRIMROSE
Lilian Baylis Theatre at Sadler's Wells
Music/Lyrics Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman
(from 3 Jul 05 to 24 Jul 05)

LOST MUSICALS : SILK STOCKINGS
Lilian Baylis Theatre at Sadler's Wells
Music/Lyrics Cole Porter, Book George S. Kaufman, Leueen MacGrath and Abe Burrows
(from 22 May 05 to 12 Jun 05)

MAMMA MIA
Prince Of Wales
Music & Lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus. Book by Catherine Johnson. And some songs by Stig Anderson.
(from 3 Jun 04 to 1 Apr 06)

MARY POPPINS
Prince Edward
Based on the stories by P.L. Travers and the 1964 Walt Disney film with music and lyrics by Richard M Sherman and Robert B Sherman; Additional new songs, music and lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe; Book by Julian Fellowes
(from 6 Dec 2004 to 1 Apr 2006)

NIGHT OF 1000 VOICES
Royal Albert Hall
(from 1 May 05 to 1 May 05)

ON THE TOWN
Coliseum
Music by Leonard Bernstein, book and lyrics by Betty Comden & Adolph Green and based on an idea by Jerome Robbins
(from 05 Mar 05 to 28 May 05)

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
Her Majesty's
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics by Charles Hart , based onGaston Leroux's gothic novel
(from 9 Oct 86 to 29 Oct 05)

PRODUCERS, THE
Drury Lane, Theatre Royal
Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, and music and lyrics by Mel Brooks
(from 22 Oct 2004 to 29 Oct 2005)

RAT PACK - Live from Las Vegas (transfers to Savoy 3 June)
Strand
(from 26 Jun 03 to 28 May 05)

RAT PACK - Live from Las Vegas (a transfer from Strand Theatre)
Savoy Theatre
(from 3 June 05 to 19 Nov 05)

RIVERDANCE
Apollo Hammersmith
Created by Moya Doherty, composed by Bill Whelan
(from 4 Apr 05 to 9 Apr 05)

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
Apollo Victoria
Based on the film with story by Nik Cohn and screenplay by Norman Wexler. Stage adaptation by Nan Knighton, Arlene Philips, Paul Nicholas and Robert Stigwood. Music and lyrics by The Bee Gees.
(from 2 Jul 04 to 22 Oct 05)

STOMP
Vaudeville
created by Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas
(from 24 Sep 02 to 2 Oct 05)

WE WILL ROCK YOU ( Queen Musical )
Dominion
Musical with songs by Queen and book by Ben Elton
(from 26 Apr 02 to 29 Oct 05)

WIND IN THE WILLOWS
Open Air Theatre
By Kenneth Grahame, Adapted by David Conville and David Gooderson, Music by Carl Davis
(from 2 Aug 05 to 27 Aug 05)

WOMAN IN WHITE, THE
Palace
Freely adapted by Charlotte Jones from Wilkie Collins's Victorian thriller. It has lyrics by David Zippel and score by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
(from 28 Aug 04 to 3 Sep 05)

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AMAJUBA (Like Doves We Rise)
Criterion
by Yael Farber
(from 5 Apr 05 to 28 May 05)

BIRTHDAY PARTY
Duchess
By Harold Pinter
(from 20 Apr 05 to 9 Jul 05)

BLOOD WEDDING
Almeida (Off West End)
a new version by Tanya Ronder of Federico Garcia Lorca's play 'Bodas De Sangre'
(from 6 May 05 to 18 Jun 05)

COSMONAUT'S LAST MESSAGE TO THE WOMAN HE ONCE LOVED IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION
Donmar Warehouse
by David Greig
(from 7 Apr 05 to 21 May 05)

COUNTESS, THE
Criterion
by Gregory Murphy
(from 2 Jun 05 to 17 Sep 05)

CYMBELINE
Open Air Theatre
By William Shakespeare
(from 1 Jun 05 to 3 Sep 05)

DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Lyric
by Arthur Miller
(from 10 May 05 to 6 Aug 05)

DON CARLOS
Gielgud
by Friedrich Schiller, in a new adaptation by Mike Poulton
(from 28 Jan 05 to 30 Apr 05)

DREAM PLAY, A
Cottesloe, National Theatre
by August Strindberg, in a new version by Caryl Churchill
(from 4 Feb 05 to 11 May 05)

ELMINA'S KITCHEN
Garrick
by Kwame Kwei-Armah
(from 20 Apr 05 to 20 Aug 05)

FESTEN
Lyric
A dramatization by David Eldridge based on the Dogme film and play by Thomas Vinterberg, Mogens Rukov and Bo hr. Hansen
(from 15 Sep 04 to 16 Apr 05)

HECUBA
Albery
by Euripides, in a new version by Tony Harrison
(from 26 Mar 05 to 7 May 05)

HEDDA GABLER
Almeida (Off West End)
by Henrik Ibsen in a new version by Richard Eyre
(from 10 Mar 05 to 30 Apr 05)

HENRY IV PART 1 & 2
Olivier, National Theatre
by William Shakespeare
(from 16 Apr 05 to 2 Jul 05)

HOME PLACE, THE
Comedy
by Brian Friel
(from 7 May 05 to 27 Aug 05)

HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA
Lyttelton, National Theatre
by Fredericoi Garcia Lorca, in a new English version by David Hare
(from 5 Mar 05 to 18 Jun 05)

JULIUS CAESAR
Barbican Theatre
by William Shakespeare, adapted by Deborah Warner
(from 14 Apr 05 to 14 May 05)

MAN AND BOY
Duchess
by Terence Rattigan
(from 1 Feb 05 to 16 Apr 05)

MAN FALLING DOWN : A MASK PLAY (Part of PERSEPHONE PROJECTS )
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
by Jack Shepherd & Oliver Cotton
(from 15 Aug 05 to 19 Sep 05)

MARY STUART
Donmar Warehouse
by Friedrich Schiller in a new version by Peter Oswald
(from 14 Jul 05 to 3 Sep 05)

MOUSETRAP, THE
St Martin's
by Agatha Christie
(from 26 Mar 74 to 3 Dec 05)

ON THE SHORE OF THE WIDE WORLD
Cottesloe, National Theatre
by Simon Stephens
(from 20 May 05 to 10 Jun 05)

PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
By William Shakespeare
(from 20 May 05 to 1 Oct 05)

PLAYING WITH FIRE
Olivier, National Theatre
by David Edgar
(from Sep 05 to )

SOME GIRLS
Gielgud
by Neil LaBute
(from 12 May 05 to 13 Aug 05)

SOMEONE WHO'LL WATCH OVER ME
New Ambassadors
by Frank McGuinness
(from 13 Apr 05 to 18 Jun 05)

TEMPEST, THE
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
By William Shakespeare
(from 6 May 05 to 2 Oct 05)

THEATRE OF BLOOD
Lyttelton, National Theatre
by Lee Simpson and Phelim McDermott, based on the MGM/Sam Jaffe/Harbor Productions Film, an idea by Stanley Mann and John Kohn, and the screenplay by Anthony Greville Bell
(from 9 May 05 to 15 Jun 05)

THIS IS HOW IT GOES
Donmar Warehouse
by Neil LaBute
(from 26 May 05 to 9 Jul 05)

TRISTAN & YSEULT
Cottesloe, National Theatre
by Carl Grose and Anna Maria Murphy, adapted by Emma Rice
(from 4 Apr 05 to 7 Jun 05)

TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (Part of PERSEPHONE PROJECTS )
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
By William Shakespeare
(from 24 Aug 05 to 28 Sep 05)

VAGINA MONOLOGUES
Wyndham's
by Eve Ensler
(from 5 Apr 05 to 14 May 05)

WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY?
Comedy
by Brian Clark
(from 7 Jan 05 to 30 Apr 05)

WILD DUCK, THE
Donmar Warehouse
by Henrik Ibsen , in a new translation by David Eldridge.
(from Oct 05? to )

WINTER'S TALE, THE
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
By William Shakespeare
(from 4 Jun 05 to 1 Oct 05)

WOMAN IN BLACK, THE
Fortune
Stephen Mallatratt from the novel by Susan Hill
(from 7 Jun 89 to 2 Sep 06)

ALAN BENNETT FUNDRAISER EVENING
Prince Of Wales
(from 15 May 05 to 15 May 05)

ANNIVERSARY, THE
Garrick
by Bill Macilwraith
(from 20 Jan 05 to 16 Apr 05)

AS YOU LIKE IT
Wyndham's
by William Shakespeare
(from 3 Jun 05 to 3 Sep 05)

BLITHE SPIRIT
Savoy Theatre
by Noel Coward
(from 16 Nov 04 to 28 May 05)

DRESSER, THE
Duke of York's
by Ronald Harwood
(from 22 Feb 05 to 14 May 05)

HISTORY BOYS, THE
Lyttelton, National Theatre
by Alan Bennett
(from 8 May 04 to 26 Apr 05)

LIFE IN THE THEATRE, A
Apollo
by David Mamet
(from 27 Jan 05 to 30 Apr 05)

LOSING LOUIS
Trafalgar at the Whitehall
by Simon Mendes da Costa
(from 23 Feb 05 to 25 Jun 05)

RIDICULUSMUS: IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
Barbican Pit
by Oscar Wilde
(from 8 Jun 05 to 9 Jul 05)

SHAUGHRAUN, THE
Albery
by Dion Boucicault
(from 24 May 05 to 24 Sep 05)

STORM, THE
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
By Peter Oswald, after Plautus
(from 30 Jul 05 to 30 Sep 05)

TWELFTH NIGHT
Open Air Theatre
By William Shakespeare
(from 30 May 05 to 1 Sep 05)

UN INSPECTOR, THE
Olivier, National Theatre
freely adapted from Gogol's Russian satire The Government Inspector by David Farr
(from 7 Jun 05 to 30 Jun 05)