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Robert Bolt's 1960 play A Man for All Seasons is considered something of a modern classic, and one that seems to attract actors to rev...

Not for the first time, and to be honest I think it's unlikely to be the last time this year, Covid has caused the show I was due to se...

Christopher Eccleston has spent so much time recently vocally trying to disassociate himself from Doctor Who that it's hard to rememb...

The last time Nicole Kidman appeared on a London stage she famously got her neeps and tatties out; the sight gave an elderly critic an ere...

Just as there's a disproportionate amount of novels about writing novels, and films about making films, theatre too has a fondness for...

For the RSC's run through the complete works of Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing is being staged under the title Love's Labour...

The RSC's six-year run through the Shakespeare canon now comes to a pair of comedies that possibly share a greater connection than is ...

The word "hysteria" famously originates from ystera  meaning womb, because it was assumed to be a uniquely female condition. Hen...

For the second night in a row I'm at a play featuring a long-married couple right at the end of the woman's life, which is a bit u...