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The Deep Blue Sea isn't the easiest watch in the Terence Rattigan canon but it's considered among his great works; that, and Tamsi...

Ivo van Hove's done it again! Unfortunately not that thing he does: The other thing he does. Diving back into his fondness for films wh...

SPOILER ALERT: I don't spoil any twists that actually happen in the play in this review; however I do mention a couple of red herrings t...

In what is becoming a regular occurrence Annie Baker's latest play gets its UK premiere in the Dorfman, where for The Antipodes her p...

Mel Brooks' musical adaptation of his own classic film The Producers was a Broadway and West End smash hit, so it was no surprise tha...

When other actors have had Hollywood commitments this year, Gemma Arterton's turned them into opportunities: When Gugu Mbatha-Raw coul...

When life gives you harlequins, make... Harlequinade has a reputation as a very minor part of the Terence Rattigan canon. It's cert...

The latest director to launch his own West End residency is Kenneth Branagh, and he promises to stick around until the end and not get di...

The second James Graham political play to have been running in London concurrently with The Angry Brigade , tickets for The Vote at the D...

I saw City of Angels in its Edinburgh Fringe premiere in, I think, 1996; all I really remember is being underwhelmed by a show that had b...

"Tom Hiddleston showering on stage." According to my blog stats, I've already been getting hits from people Googling that ph...