12th February 2023 - at the first gender neutral whatsonstage awards, jodie comer scoops best performer in a play and courtney bowman wins for best performer in a musical
27th February 2022 - eddie redmayne and carrie hope fletcher win the lead musical performer trophies at the 2022 whatsonstage awards held at the prince of wales theatre
1st March 2020 - &juliet wins 6 awards including best actress in a musical for miriam-teak lee, andrew scott wins best actor in a play and jamie lloyd is best director, at the prince of wales theatre
1st March 2020 - arrivals for the 2020 whatsonstage awards concert at the prince of wales theatre
3rd March 2019 - the 2019 whatsonstage awards are announced with hamilton, little shop of horrors and heathers among the winners
17th October 2018 - marianne elliott's new production of stephen sondheim's company stars rosalie craig (bobbie) and patti lupone (joanne) at the gielgud theatre
4th May 2018 - acting for others' golden bucket awards held at the prince of wales theatre attended by derek jacobi, maggie smith, glynis barber, hannah waddingham, tracie bennett and ben forster
25th February 2018 - 42nd street wins four, the ferryman and everybody's talking about jamie win three awards, while sonia friedman is honoured with the equity award for services to theatre at 2018 whatsonstage awards, held at the prince of wales theatre
6th April 2017 - the launch of the european arm of music theatre international, held at the prince of wales theatre
19th February 2017 - harry potter and the cursed child is the big winner, including best actor jamie parker, and billie piper wins best actress for yerma
31st January 2017 - billie piper wins best actress, stephen dillane best actor and glenda jackson is presented with best shakespearean performance at the annual critics' circle awards
17th November 2016 - the chichester revival of the hit musical, half a sixpence, opens at the noel coward with charlie stemp (arthur kipps), devon-elise johnson (ann pornick), ian bartholomew (chitterlow) and emma williams (helen walsingham)