Week 4082 since theatres closed their doors. Crowds are gathered outside Mary Poppins in Old Compton Street but not because they're seeing a Strallen strut her stuff - it's because they're all consuming a spoonful of tequila instead.
While they do that, let's look at the best shows to stream from the comfort and safety of your own home this week:
WHAT?
The Shows Must Go On has been entertaining us with their weekly titles for nearly four months now. Those that were worried they were running out of titles after the last two weeks were bang on the money as it has been announced that this weeks title will be the last in the series. This week we are ending how we began, with an encore screening of the 2000 production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat starring Donny Osmond. This was first aired before this website existed (Crazy times) so I may continue my tradition and do a review of this over the weekend.
WHEN?
Available for 48 hours from 7pm on Friday 10th July.
WHERE?
WHAT?
If the 2000 production of Joseph doesn't fill your technicolor appetite then you're in luck as there is an all star concert being streamed as well. Featuring stars from various productions of the show over the years, this all star concert will feature 30 performances including Darren Day, Jaymi Hensley, Maria Friedman and Ria Jones.
WHEN?
It will go online at 6.30pm on Friday 10th July.
WHERE?
Direct link hasn't been published as yet but check twitter.com/josephconcert nearer the time for the details.
WHAT?
This play with music was originally staged at The Old Vic in 2018. Now it is available for your viewing pleasure for a limited time. Starring Ben Chaplin, this tells the story of the dark side of the music industry.
WHEN?
Available for one week only from 7pm on Wedneday 8th July.
WHERE?
WHAT?
The penultimate title in the amazing National Theatre At Home series is The Deep Blue Sea, starring Helen McCrory and Tom Burke. Based in a flat in Ladbroke Grove in 1952, this tells the story of an affair and the breakdown of a marriage.
WHEN?
Available for one week from 7pm in Thursday 9th July. In the meantime, Les Blancs is still available to watch.
WHERE?
WHAT?
The 2010 production of the Sondheim classic Into The Woods was staged in Regents Park Open Air Theatre and is being added online this week. Telling the story of the fairytale characters you know and love with a dark twist, you'll be pleased to know James Corden doesn't feature in this version.
WHEN?
It will be available from Thursday 9th July. Exact time TBC.
WHERE?
Available from broadwayhd.com. If you haven't already, sign up for a free trial to experience some truly amazing titles including Kinky Boots and 42nd Street.
WHAT?
This weeks star in Seth Rudetsky's weekly concert series is Broadway star Melissa Errico. The star of My Fair Lady and Sunday In The Park With George will do a 60 minute concert.
WHEN?
Available live on Sunday 5th July at 8pm ET (1am in the UK) and repeated on Monday 6th July at 3pm ET (8pm in the UK)
WHERE?
Tickets cost $25 and can be purchased at https://events.broadwayworld.com/
WHAT?
This incredible concert was organised by Dreamgirls star Nicole Raquel Dennis and Motown star Ryan Carter. The event will showcase black voices from the West end and Broadway and will raise money for The Bail Project, The Okra Project, The Black Curriculum and UK Black Pride. The lineup features the best of the best including Trevor Dion Nicholas, Danielle Steers, Layton Williuams and Sharon D. Clarke.
WHEN?
The concert has already been filmed at Cadogan Hall and will be broadcast as live on Friday 10th, Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th July at 7.30pm. All concerts are the same, with Sundays show being captioned.
WHERE?
Tickets cost £10 for one ticket or £25 for all 3 shows and are available from club.11.london/turn
Looks like another good week for theatre. That's if you can tear yourself away from the endless repeated views of Hamilton that is.
What are you most looking forward to? Let me know in the comments, at twitter.com/ATDazzles or facebook.com/ATDazzles.