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The year's third major Much Ado About Nothing is the starriest, courtesy of John Heffernan and Future Dame Katherine Parkinson as Bene...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: I can't easily tell from the Globe website when the press night is due, but as I had a member of the creative team s...

Billed as international event theatre and certainly designed as such, Ferdinand von Schirach's Terror  has played over 1000 performanc...

Its programming is fairly varied but Artistic Director Paul Miller's productions of classics a couple of times a year have become a si...

Playwright Stef Smith takes the metaphorical language of dangerous animals and swarms of insects that accompany right-wing scaremongering ...

In an unspecified country with a poor human rights record and a corrupt government, a woman wearing a yellow dress offers no resistance wh...

The Young Vic website describes Ah, Wilderness! as "Eugene O'Neill's most delightful play," a field that with the best ...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: This show hasn't open'd to the press yet, aspects could be chang'd or improv'd. Of course no amount ...

A year ago it looked certain that the Michael Grandage Season at the Noël Coward Theatre would be one of the theatrical events of 2013, bu...

Continuing one of the more successful reinventions from standup comedian to stage actor, Lenny Henry stars in Fences , part of August Wils...

I've been unconvinced by Bola Agbaje's writing so far, but Indhu Rubasingham directing a cast including Noma Dumezweni and Lucian ...