The Doctor Who Live arena tour is now well underway, and thanks to SFX we now have a behind the scenes video in which the cast and crew talk about the process of taking the show from script to stage!

The tour kicked off in London last week and has since recieved rave reviews – according to The Guardian, “children and adults were wowed by the extravaganza of live music, special effects, drama and dance”, while The Telegraph have praised its ‘lavish’ presentation.

If you’ve seen the show, you can post YOUR reviews now by clicking here – spoilers!

Doctor Who Live is currently peforming at the Glasgow SECC until October 17th.

DigitalSpy have released two new interviews with Murray Gold and Nick Briggs filmed at the launch of Doctor Who Live on Friday.

In his interview, Murray talks about the joys of composing the music for the series, explaining: “It’s constantly a challenge, and I like a challenge, and so far it hasn’t bored me, because it keeps innovating enough to be interesting to a restless mind like mine, so I’m with it for now. In all kinds of ways, it’s like a journey.”

Meanwhile, Nick noted that it’s “thrilling” to part of the tour, and also touched on the likelihood of the Daleks returning in the forthcoming series. He explained: “Doctor Who doesn’t need the Daleks to be successful. There were many, many years in the past before the series came back where the Daleks didn’t feature, so maybe it’s time for the Daleks to rest. Oh dear – I don’t think my bank manager will be very pleased!”

Do you agree with Nick? Do we need a break from the Daleks? Share your thoughts!

If you’ve seen Doctor Who Live, we want to hear your reviews – click here for more!

Doctor Who Live has now begun its monster tour of the UK, which means over the next few weeks, intergalactic showman Vorgenson will be taking to the stage in 9 different cities to front the show to end all shows! And it’s about time too!

There’ll be monsters, there’ll be music and there’ll be lots and lots of mayhem, and more enemies than you can shake a stick at – it wouldn’t be Doctor Who without them!

It all comes together to make a show-stopping extravaganza for Doctor Who fans both young and old, and, of course, if you’ve been lucky enough to watch one of the peformances, we want to know what you thought of it!

Post your concert reviews below! Where did you see it? Was the atmosphere electric? What parts did you love? What parts did you hate? Would you sit through it all again?

Let us know! Please don’t read the comments if you’ve yet to see the show – spoilers!

As we reported yesterday, Matt Smith appeared on Sky News earlier this afternoon on a video link live from London’s Wembley Arena as the last minute touches were being put to the Doctor Who Live proceedings!

The arena tour kicks off at the venue tonight and the Eleventh Doctor actor will be taking a seat in the audience to watch its first ever peformance! He told Sky News that “the audience are the third character” throughout the show and that he hopes it will be ”very frightening” for them.

If you missed it or want to see Matt again, you can watch a clip of his interview on the Sky News website, in which he is pressed on how long he intends to stay in the role.

He explains: “As an actor, everyday is a privilege and an adventure, because the sets are constantly changing, the types of actors you get to work with are constantly changing and are really high calibre, so I’m taking it year by year, but I’m very happy in the role, and I think I’ve got a long way to go in it. I think I can get better and I’d like to realise that, but I don’t know. How long is a piece of string? It’s impossible to call – but I don’t want to give it up any time soon. It’s a thrilling job!”

Doctor Who Live finally kicks off tomorrow night, and one of its stars, Karl Greenwood, has spoken to LastBroadcast about his anticipation for the show.

The actor has appeared in the television series as various monsters and will also be taking them to the stage throughout the tour, promising audiences a ”huge, action filled production”. He teased: “It’s a multilayered extravaganza. The set is big, the music is epic, the monsters are right there with you.”

He continued: “Several of the scenes have been written by the brilliant Steven Moffat. It draws you in from the very start. Everyone involved has had to work very closely with the pyrotechnics guys, the illusionists and props, set and lighting guys – the show is so intertwined with all these factors – it’s fantastic to be involved.”

Matt Smith will be in the audience for the first peformance tomorrow night, and will be speaking about it live on Sky News beforehand at 5:35PM! Not long to go now!

Ticketmaster have confirmed that the first night of the Doctor Who Live tour at the Glasgow SECC has unfortunately been cancelled.

Those who have purchased tickets for that particular peformance, which was to take place on 14th October, have been advised to contact the box office for a refund.

The show will now run at the Glasgow SECC from 15th-17th October. It kicks off his Friday at the Wembley Arena.

Doctor Who Live Glasgow SECC October 14th Refund Inquiries: 0844 847 1963

Nick Briggs and a host of Doctor Who monsters appeared on ITV1’s Daybreak this morning to promote the launch of the Doctor Who Live tour!

During the interview, a Dalek notes that their greatest challenge will be to not exterminate the roof of the Wembley Arena – let’s hope they can stay true to their word!

You can catch up with their appearance on the Daybreak website, here.

With the launch of Doctor Who Live now just weeks away, the team behind the concert have recently launched an official Twitter page to keep us up to date with the latest tour shenanigans!

True to their word, they’ve been providing us with snippets of exclusive teasers, including concept art of the stage as well as a promotional shot of the show’s main character, Vorgenson, to be played by Nigel Planer! You can check out the images below:

Another of their tweets confirms that the show has a running time of around 100 minutes.

It all kicks off at the Wembley Arena on October 8th, and if you haven’t booked your tickets yet, it’s not too late! See all the venue and date details at DoctorWhoLive.com!

You can follow DoctorWhoLive on Twitter here, and don’t forget to follow @wnfeed too!

As the Doctor Who Live tour steps ever-closer, a brand new trailer for the concert has appeared online!

As well as whetting our appetites even more, the preview also includes our first look at Matt Smith in action as the Doctor. His specially-recorded scenes – written exclusively by showrunner Steven Moffat – will play on big screens throughout the show, which kicks off next month at the Wembley Arena. For full dates, tickets and venue details, head over to DoctorWhoLive.com now!

Oh, but before you do that, don’t forget to check out the exciting teaser trailer below!

A host of monsters from the worlds of Who have been promoting the concert in various cities over the last couple of weeks, including Nottingham, Liverpool and Belfast!

Just when you thought it was safe to leave your homes following their invasions of Liverpool and Nottingham, the Doctor Who monsters joined forces again today in Belfast!

As BBC News reports, they were out and about to promote the forthcoming Doctor Who Live tour, which kicks off in London next month and culminates at the Belfast Odyssey Arena in November. For full ticket, dates and venues information, we recommend you journey to the official tour website, DoctorWhoLive.com, for all the details!