Maybe the Young Vic had a lot of mud leftover from the festival...
The National Theatre certainly knows how to put a cast together. In its...
The Girls is an uplifting, inspiring and relatable portrayal of the ordinary...
Given the current climate, where women march around the globe to...
One of Shakespeare’s cruellest characters takes on a new, strangely likeable form...
How (Not) to Live in Suburbia by Annie Siddons is witty, wry,...
Max Gill’s non-gender specific adaptation of Schnitzler’s La Ronde is relevant and...
Star of the remarkable play The Kite Runner, British/Iranian actor Ben Turner is a...
From the cosy interior of the bar adjoining the Jack...
In this co-production by Complicite and Schaubühne Berlin, the script is the...
The English National Opera’s relationship with Gilbert and...
Brad Birch (recipient of the Royal Court’s 2016 Pinter Commission)...
Killing Time focuses on moribund retired cellist Hester and her well-meaning...
Mart Crowley’s play about eight gay men (and one confessed...
Jealousy and revenge are the main themes of this moving and dramatic opera by...
There is something buzzing in the belly of Waterloo station. Bees search for a new...
Boldly going where few playwrights have (ever?) gone before, Alex MacKeith...
It is possible to watch a movie in a hot tub, cosied up in a...
Not content with moonlighting as Mr Swallow’s assistant in the...
For those who can’t make the slog to Edinburgh each year,...
Sex with Strangers is Brooklyn-based playwright Laura Eason’s...
Anastasia Revi’s production evokes the extravagant and grotesque atmosphere of 1930s...
It’s a pretty good time to be John Tiffany. Days...
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