MGCfutures has launched futures Remixed, a brand new podcast where artists at the forefront of contemporary theatre discuss the future of the industry.

The inaugural series Universal Stories examines theatre's ability to resonate with an audience by connecting personal experiences with the world that we live in. In each episode, MGCfutures Bursary recipients sit down at Wyndham’s Theatre in London’s West End to investigate how theatre can affect cultural, social, and political change, one conversation at a time.

The first conversation, featuring Michael Grandage and award-winning director and previous bursary recipient Rebecca Frecknall, is available to listen to now, with further episodes being released bi-weekly.

https://www.mgcfutures.com/podcast/

Congratulations to Ed Stambollouian on the news that KENREX is to transfer to New York this Spring. The show will play at the Lucille Lortel Theatre from 15 April.

To read more about the production and the transfer, click here.

Ben Jacobs' latest lighting design is for Marylebone Theatre's production of Cable Street, the musical based on the famous 1936 battle against fascism. 

See the show until 28 February at Marylebone Theatre before it transfers to New York for the Brits Off Broadway season at 59E59 Theatres at the end of April.

MGC client Tom Marshall has been awarded Best Sound Design of a New Production of a Play or Musical for his work on Jesus Christ Superstar at the Watermill Theatre at the 2025 BroadwayWorld UK/West End Awards. Congratulations, Tom!

For the full list of winners click here, or for more about the production, which won seven other awards, click here.

Following the critically acclaimed, sold-out run of Michael Grandage’s production of The Line of Beauty at the Almeida Theatre, play scripts of Jack Holden’s new adaptation are now available from Methuen Drama.

https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/line-of-beauty-9781350603080/

"A thing of beauty" Metro - 5 stars
"Michael Grandage's deliciously witty production" The Independent - 4 stars
"Hard not to be seduced" The Telegraph - 4 stars
"A beautiful retelling of a classic queer tale" Gay Times - 4 stars

We're delighted to announce that the MGC production of Red by John Logan is now available to stream via National Theatre at Home. Directed by Michael Grandage, starring Alfred Molina as Mark Rothko and Alfred Enoch as his assistant, Ken, the production was filmed live during its 2018 West End run at Wyndham's Theatre. 

To watch, visit https://www.ntathome.com/red