Following a hugely successful West End debut at the Duchess Theatre, London, Hooray for Hollywood has firmly established itself as one of the most charming and musically accomplished shows in the West End.

Starring Olivier nominated Liza Pulman (Fascinating Aïda) and virtuoso pianist and singer Joe Stilgoe, the show has captivated audiences with its wit, warmth and dazzling musicianship. A love letter to the delights of musical theatre on film, it is hard to beat.

Bringing together songs from across the golden age of Hollywood and beyond, Pulman and Stilgoe take audiences on an emotional journey—making them laugh, cry and smile in equal measure—with a performance style that is both intimate and exhilarating.

Critical acclaim has followed:

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“The combination of Stilgoe’s jazz roots and Pulman’s crystal-clear musical theatre vocals works wonders.”

“The evening is a delight, buoyed by both Stilgoe and Pulman’s comedic abilities.”

“As a love letter to the delights of musical theatre on film, it is hard to beat.”

West End Best Friend ★★★★

“Pulman and Stilgoe are highly talented and accomplished performers with tremendous presence.”

“Pulman and Stilgoe are two skilled practitioners in the art of entertainment.”

Spy in the Stalls ★★★★

“Pulman’s voice is the evening’s prettiest pleasure; she makes singing seem like the most natural thing in the world.”

“If you are looking to spend an evening with two excellent musicians and a century of Hollywood’s greatest tunes, here is the best game in town.”

“Stilgoe’s piano playing is glorious, inventive and assured.”

“The evening is all elegance, escapism and generosity.”

Short Theatre Reviews ★★★★

“Pulman and Stilgoe really know how to put on a show—they had the audience eating out of their hand!”

“Their performances were just beautiful.”

Following its West End success, Hooray for Hollywood will play Wilton’s Music Hall from 3–7 November 2026 – Pulman & Stilgoe Hooray for Hollywood – Wilton’s Music Hall
Audiences can also catch Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe on BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends on 1 May 2026.