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Previously, on Angels in America ... I can joke but while I may have seen the two parts of Angels in America a week apart, Phill, who c...

For the second year in a row London's hottest theatre ticket, with reviews to match the level of anticipation, is an epic play in two ...

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

Alecky Blythe's biggest hit, the verbatim musical London Road , debuted in 2011, but away from the theatre that year's biggest n...

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

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...

Eugene O'Neill transposes Greek tragedy (mostly Phaedra , with bits of Oedipus  and Medea ) to 19th century America in Desire Under th...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: This opens to professional critics next week. I'm not the biggest Ibsen fan (too often it's three hours of b...

You couldn't accuse David Eldridge of shying away from the darker side of life. After last year's children's-TV-presenter-gets...