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If Love's Labour's Lost can feel like the young Shakespeare workshopping setpieces he would perfect later in his career, Cymbeline...

If you don't count a couple of false starts in autumn 2020, there's a nice symmetry to my first theatre trip after the third lockdo...

I sometimes wonder, if anyone's still alive and staging theatre in 100 years' time, which plays by current writers will be the one...

Paul Miller's seasonal offering is what has become his personal trademark at the Orange Tree, another lesser-known play by one of the ...

The National contributes to theatre's commemoration of the World War I centenary with a powerful but unusual, and deeply uneven classi...

A figure of pure brute force, Ajax isn't one of the best-loved heroes of the Trojan War, better known nowadays for his bathroom scouri...

Only a couple of years on from getting a new building the Bush has already started experimenting with a second auditorium. They've sta...