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PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: I caught Reykjavik 's final preview performance before they invite the press in. Add Richard Bean to the ever-growi...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: To Have and to Hold was meant to be well into its run by now, but following the cancellation of its preview period this...

When NTatHome first launched I tried it out with the oldest recording they'd put on the platform; I think Phèdre still holds that titl...

For many of us One Man, Two Guvnors is now remembered as the show that stopped us from ever trusting a theatrical ad-lib again, but there...

Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr finally unveil what they've been working on since they left the National - the Bridge Theatre, billed a...

2017 is the year of Hull as UK city of culture, and although they're based in Warwickshire the RSC have got in on the act, co-producin...

He's still considered something of a big-hitter after the success of One Man, Two Guvnors , but Richard Bean's more recent plays h...

I may have written the odd scathing review in my time but as criticisms go you can't really get much more to-the-point than the girl i...

The film-to-musical adaptation has well and truly become a West End fixture, but when the end result is as fresh and downright eccentric a...

In his most recent play Great Britain a couple of months ago, Richard Bean gave the Queen a line about "looking forward to our visit...

The second Richard Bean play I've seen this year, and the second to make reference to the Pitcairn islands - and we haven't even g...

Playwright Richard Bean has been off the radar a bit since the all-conquering One Man, Two Guvnors , but he's going to be cropping up ...