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For the twenty-third year running, Resolution! returns to The Place for 81 nights of...

Leyla Nazli’s absorbing new play Mare Rider is set to have audiences rooted to...

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Hanging over the heads of the One Monkey Don’t Stop...

Tucked away on a side street of Kentish Town lies this treasure of a...

The seaside town in the Council Chamber at...

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This fresh retelling of French author and philosopher Albert Camus’...

Rachel Mars is a slight, unassuming woman with an explosion...

The Olivier Award-winning tale of 80s superstar Boy George is back on stage. Yes,...

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner in the Old Vic Tunnels...

The Cirque Du Soleil finally arrives at the...

When successful soldier and national hero Macdonald takes up a post...

Ian Finlay Macleod writes Somersaults with a very personal vendetta against...

Trying to make ballet appealing to younger audiences is no easy...

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