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Another very literal interpretation of the phrase "stage to screen" saw the Lyttelton Theatre's stage and wings turned tempor...

Of the collection of current and future dames in the new version of Alan Bennett's Talking Heads  the most zeitgeisty is surely Jodie ...

Probably South Africa’s most famous playwright, Athol Fugard is known for his plays skewering Apartheid; ”Master Harold” …and the Boys is...

Michael Longhurst makes his Olivier debut in epic fashion with a revival of Peter Shaffer's Amadeus , which takes its title from the m...

Dominic Cooke directs the 1920s installment of August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle - actually the only one of the plays not to be set in...

Last year Marcus Gardley took loose inspiration from Lorca's bleak The House of Bernarda Alba , to create the serious but hugely enter...

Iqbal Khan's production of Othello opens with a coup de théâtre courtesy of Ciaran Bagnall's set: The initial setting is Venice, ...

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

This year's recurring meme of hefty play titles makes its next appearance at the Tricycle, where Lucian Msamati directs a new play by ...

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...

Anders Lustgarten is a full-time activist whose last play saw the BNP field an Asian candidate at the Finborough in time for the last ele...

I've been unconvinced by Bola Agbaje's writing so far, but Indhu Rubasingham directing a cast including Noma Dumezweni and Lucian ...