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I do worry about my memory sometimes; I saw a revival of Martin McDonagh's The Beauty Queen of Leenane just over a decade ago, and upo...

For most plays, having seen another production within four years would seem very recent, but the most popular Shakespeares come along a lo...

The National contributes to theatre's commemoration of the World War I centenary with a powerful but unusual, and deeply uneven classi...

The Young Vic's reinvention of classic texts continues, and after a big hit with A Doll's House last year they turn to Ibsen agai...

I had the chance to revisit West End long-runner (23 years now) The Woman in Black for free, and as I quite enjoyed it the first time I ...

Timberlake Wertenbaker's versions of Greek tragedy are among my favourites (I think she strikes a good balance between being true to t...