This Weeks Must See Streams

Another week, another batch of new shows to enjoy, including this weeks 'The Shows Must Go On' title and a standout National Theatre At Home. Here's the best of what you can enjoy over the next 7 days:

WHAT?

This weeks the shows must go on title is the live NBC broadcast of Peter Pan from 2014, originally due to be shown 2 weeks ago.

WHEN?

Available from Friday 19th June at 7pm for 48 hours only.

WHERE?

youtube.com/theshowsmustgoon

WHAT?

Following a sold out run in the West end and before another run next year, the critically acclaimed National Theatre production Small Island is being streamed online as part of their final five in the At Home series.

WHEN?

Available for one week from Thursday 18th June at 7pm

WHERE?

https://www.nationaltheatre.org.uk/nt-at-home

WHAT?

This production filmed at the Queens Theatre Hornchurch is raising money for the venue, but is available to stream free of charge.

WHEN?

Available from Monday 15th June at 7.30pm until Sunday 21st June at midnight.

WHERE?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsWrzC7dTXwyanyi9IgkJJg

WHAT?

60 minute concert with star of Newsies, The Last Five Years and Smash Jeremy Jordan, hosted by Seth Rudetsky

WHEN?

This was broadcast originally earlier today but is repeated at 8pm tonight. Tickets cost $25 for the event.

WHERE?

Tickets need to be purchased at https://events.broadwayworld.com/

WHAT?

The Bristol Old Vic production of Emma Rice's Wise Children is being made available online, having previously been on BBC iPlayer.

WHEN?

Available for one week from 7pm on Friday 19th June.

WHERE?

https://bristololdvic.org.uk/whats-on

WHAT?

New weekly series created by In The Wings, filmed with a live socially distanced band and featuring stars of theatre performing songs from brand new musicals that were postponed due to the pandemic. This weeks episode is Joe Purdue's Legends of Arahma.

WHEN?

Friday 19th June at 7.30pm

WHERE?

Watch it here.

WHAT?

This weekend should have seen the highlight of every West end theatre fans calendar, the annual West End Live. In lieu of being able to hold the actual event, instead a Virtual West end live is taking place, showing highlights from the last five years of performances in London.

WHEN?

The two highlights programmes are taking place on Saturday 20th June and Sunday 21st June between 2pm - 3pm, with other programming taking place on their social media over the weekend. Both programmes will be available for 24 hours only.

WHERE?

Available on the W​est End LIVE Facebook page