Sneak peek at... Adrian Edmondson, Miles Jupp, Neil Morrissey & Robert Webb in Neville's Island

Producers of Neville's Island have released production images of the play's West End transfer. Take a look at the images below (click image to enlarge).

Following an acclaimed run in Chichester, Neville's Island opens at the West End's Duke of York’s Theatre on Tuesday 21st October 2014 (is is currently in previews). The play runs until Saturday 3rd January 2015.

Sneak peek at... rehearsals for West End transfer of Neville's Island

Producers of Neville's Island have released a new video providing a sneak peek at the cast in rehearsals. Watch the video below.

Following an acclaimed run in Chichester, Neville's Island opens at the West End's Duke of York’s Theatre on Tuesday 21st October 2014 (previews from 10th October). It is currently booking until Saturday 3rd January 2015.

Neil Morrissey to join Caroline Quentin in Relative Values

Neil Morrissey will reunite with his Men Behaving Badly co-star Caroline Quentin in Relative Values.

He joins the production at the Harold Pinter Theatre from Monday 26th May until Saturday 21st June, taking over from Rory Bremner as Crestwell whose 10 week run ends on Saturday 24th May.

As well as playing Tony Smart opposite Quentin and Martin Clunes in Men Behaving Badly, Morrissey has starred in Paradise Heights, Murder in Mind, Carrie and Barry, Waterloo Road and Me & Mrs Jones.

On stage he was seen in the West End production of Victoria Wood's Acorn Antiques. Morrissey also played Nathan in Guys And Dolls and Fagin in Cameron Mackintosh's national touring production of Oliver.

Neil Morrissey returns to Oliver UK tour to play Fagin

Neil Morrissey will play the role of ‘Fagin’ for the final week of the Newcastle run  of  the currently UK tour of Oliver!. His short run will begin Monday 29th October and end Saturday 3rd November 2012. Brian Conley’s final performance in the role will be on Saturday 27 October. Oliver! has becomes a box office smash at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle and had added an extra matiness, due to public demand. 

Neil Morrissey played ‘Fagin’ when the tour opened in Cardiff in December 2011. He also played the part in Manchester and Birmingham, sharing the run with Brian Conley. Morrissey was due to return to the role after the Newcastle run, but now takes over for the final week.