The screenings will coincide with World Theatre Day on March 27.
The first production to be screened will be the National Theatre’s one-man stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s black comedy film, Dr. Strangelove.
The adaptation stars seven-time BAFTA winner Steven Coogan in four different roles.
The musical adaptation of Billy Elliot will be screened from March 30, marking its 20th anniversary.
The production was filmed at the Victoria Palace Theatre in the West End.
The Tony award-winning musical, SIX, will be screened from April 6.
The production was filmed at the Vaudeville Theatre in London.
Finally, an all-star production of Macbeth will be screened on April 18 to mark National Shakespeare Day.
The production stars David Tennant and Cush Jumbo.
James Kinsella, general manager at Vue Harrow, said: “World Theatre Day is a fantastic opportunity for us all to celebrate the magic and the marvel of theatre – in every shape it takes.
“We’re thrilled to offer theatre and musical fans the opportunity to catch some of the most acclaimed productions and performances all from the comfort of their local Vue venue.”
