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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...

My relationship with David Edgar's plays has been mixed: I think my still-strong memories of enjoying Pentecost in the '90s make m...

Trinidadian couple Jean and Hugh are living the 1980s dream: Chain-smoking Jean (Martina Laird) has never wanted to be a domestic goddess, ...

Part of Nadia Fall's mission statement for her inaugural season at Theatre Royal Stratford East was to put the venue back on the theat...

Caroline Byrne would appear to be the director the Globe turns to when they've got a problem play that needs solving; she previously h...

Season director Angus Jackson returns for the fourth and last of the RSC's Roman plays, and although Coriolanus is set earlier than t...

Continuing the theme since Vicky Featherstone took over the Royal Court of having shows explode out of the usual boundaries of its auditor...

Carrying distinct echoes of The House of Bernarda Alba , Marcus Gardley's tragicomedy The House That Will Not Stand is, thankfully, p...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: This review is of the final preview performance. This year sees the 50th anniversary of Trinidad's independence,...