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Oedipus cements his place as London's favourite motherfucker by returning with a new face mere weeks after he finished appearing in the...

The Royal Court is currently offering up two shows a night on its main stage, and if What If If Only is concerned with wishing someone wou...

After adapting Chimerica for TV Lucy Kirkwood returns to the stage for a play that feels equally epic in ambition, even if instead of spa...

Whether it’s tackling racism with hilarious consequences, or tackling capitalism with… well, there were definitely consequences, for tho...

Actor Natasha Gordon’s accomplished first play Nine Night takes its name from a Jamaican funeral custom: The wake takes place over nine n...

Martha (Juma Sharkah) is the titular 14-year-old Liberian Girl in Diana Nneka Atuona's debut play, but this isn't a fact most of ...

The canteen at my work, like every canteen in the country as far as I can tell, always has fish and chips on a Friday; a sign that, althou...

Marianne Jean-Baptiste makes a rare return to the London stage to take the lead in James Baldwin's 1965 play The Amen Corner  at the N...

The last, for me, in the "What country friends is this?" season (although the first written) is The Comedy of Errors , Shakespea...