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If it's not common knowledge quite how long and prolific Tennessee Williams' writing career actually was, it's not just a case ...

The Donald and Margot Warehouse’s association with women’s prisons continues into Michael Longhurst’s regime as Clean Break, the company t...

Ten years ago Jack Thorne set an entire play in the wee small hours of the 2nd May 1997 , and with his latest play's opening scene tak...

Preview disclaimer: Pinter One invites the critics in next week. Pinter One is the collective name being given to a nonuple bill of sh...

Tennessee Williams' most overtly autobiographical play is probably my favourite, which is just as well as it's also the one I'...

In the past I've left a Richard Jones production at the Young Vic at the interval, but for his new show he's found a cunning way t...

A seminal kitchen sink play, Shelagh Delaney's A Taste of Honey  gets revived by Bijan Sheibani at the Lyttelton. At the tail end of t...

Following what amounted to a teaser season, Vicky Featherstone officially takes over at the Royal Court by bringing Dennis Kelly's wor...

It's been almost half an hour since Simon Stephens wrote a new play and the National Theatre are clearly worried audiences might be su...

The casts of both Lungs and One Day When We Were Young come together for the final play in Paines Plough's Roundabout season at Shor...

Back to Paines Plough's pop-up theatre in Shoreditch for the second of three short plays, Lungs  by Duncan Macmillan. We were in the p...