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When Indhu Rubasingham took over what was then the Tricycle, her first step was to ask audiences what they did and didn't like about th...

All change for the JKM Award, which for several years has been based in the Young Vic's smallest studio space with productions getting...

Spoiler alert: The salesman still dies. If London's unofficial Arthur Miller festival has been all about the playwright's unforg...

If my theatregoing currently appears to be at something like normal human frequency that's because I've been stuck at home with br...

The only black man on the night bus - describing himself as the virus among blood cells - gets into a quick scuffle with a drunk, and find...

If a Meat Loaf jukebox musical at the ENO seemed like the summer’s most eccentric bit of programming, how about a Bob Dylan jukebox music...

A bit of a thought out of nowhere: Not only are Professor X and Magneto on a London stage at the moment, there's also plays set in th...

Arinze Kene's God's Property looks at what it is to be mixed-race in Britain, particularly at a time when people were still disco...