Katy Brand’s new comedic play 3Women, directed by Michael Yale, presents a bold...
The Tony Award-winning play Red premiered in 2009 and takes place in the 1950s,...
A dark drama with an important message becomes Park Theatre’s latest hit show....
The Royal Ballet’s former principal Zenaida Yanowsky reprises her role tonight at...
Northern Ballet’s production of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre tours...
Last night, the multifunctional Southbank Centre hosted a...
History lessons aren’t normally this fun. Effigies of...
“I hate these words that keep me alive I hate these words that won’t let...
The concept of truth gets picked apart in this creative, yet ultimately...
The place that shaped us will forever repel and attract us, a formidable...
Life and Fate is a masterclass in the dramatic arts. Theatre Royal...
Belgian production company Ontroerend Goed’s World Without Us...
The year is 2019. The president of the USA has been impeached after an...
Morality, love, society prejudices, good taste, politics,...
It’s always fascinating to see plays that manage to explore both the deeply specific...
Writer and assistant director Marian Bott’s new play, Moormaid, is an intense...
An empty bed with grey sheets lies in the middle of a smoggy stage. Ten...
It’s easy to praise Mood Music for its #TimesUp timeliness. Joe Penhall takes a...
What on earth? Hideki Noda’s new play – which is somewhat insane, but in a...
Jermyn Street Theatre’s feminist counterpoint to Noel Coward’s...
There is no better time than now to see Chess at the Coliseum. With news...
Maybe more than anything, the way we treat our dead reveals the core of any...
Internationally renowned dance troupe Balletboyz return this...
Hampstead Downstairs cherry-picks works by exciting early-career writers...
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