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In a theatrical landscape experimenting excitedly with gender-flipped, gender-blind and gender-neutral casting, it's good for a compan...

Rose Lewenstein's strange and sexy Cougar puts a luxury hotel room on the Orange Tree's in-the-round stage, a single set that sta...

Yerma isn't actually yer ma, she's not anybody's ma, that's the problem: Writer/director Simon Stone does a loose - very ...

Rupert Goold concludes his hit Greek season at the Almeida by directing by far the most frequently produced of the three tragedies (the en...

Moi Tran's set for Fiona Doyle's Deluge has certainly taken the play's title literally: The traverse stage is flooded, with a...

Simon Stephens and Andrew Scott have previously collaborated to devastating effect on Sea Wall . Playwright and actor now reunite as Steph...

If there's an insatiable appetite for drama about dysfunctional families, The Lyons  is here to feed it. Nicky Silver's off-Broadw...

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...

David Seidler tried to hawk his play The King's Speech to theatre producers but attracted the attention of a film producer instead. Peo...