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Maxim Gorky's Summerfolk was written in 1904, the year Anton Chekhov died; Nina Raine and Moses Raine's new version for the Nation...

Tom Stoppard time, so lots of people overheard in the interval carefully avoiding giving an opinion in case they're exposed as not unde...

The Bridge Theatre's large, easily flexible auditorium, together with Nicholas Hytner's contacts meaning he could quickly bring in ...

Nina Raine returns to the Dorfman, this time also directing her latest play Stories . It’s named after the idea that there are only seven ...

It feels like a while since we had a new Nina Raine play so Consent  is a welcome arrival at the National, and the playwright's sharp ...

There's something of a mini-trend at the moment, of productions from about four years ago returning. At Hampstead there's Nina Rai...

The Old Red Lion has supplied the West End with a surprising amount of content in recent years, and their latest premiere sees the West En...

As well as his better-known work for the theatre, Anton Chekhov was also a prolific writer of short stories, and it's two of these tha...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: The second press night for Jumpy  is next week. Almost all of the original Royal Court cast of Jumpy  from last year...