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Oscar Wilde's famous comedy about an imaginary friend who seems to have a busier social life than any of the "real" character...

Well it's a good job I'm already more than familiar with the plot of this one, because any show featuring Nicholas Karimi as a suga...

American screenwriter, journalist and novelist Merle Miller became a major figure in the gay rights movement largely - if this adaptation o...

With the changing understanding of gender, and the arrival of bankable non-binary stars like Emma Corrin in recent years, it's not surp...

After a couple of years kept away from Stratford-upon-Avon by Miss Rona, followed by a further delay caused by Miss Eunice, it is at least ...

A couple of years ago the National Theatre scored one of the biggest hits of the RuNo era with its revival of the iconic American AIDS play...

We're going to be seeing a lot of Ibsen's A Doll's House in the next year or so as various theatres have programmed new inter...

As the name suggests, Shakespeare’s Globe is and always will be most associated with reviving work by Shakespeare and his contemporaries. ...

The second winter mini-season at the Swanamaker takes the theme of kings who were deposed, opening with Christopher Marlowe’s take on the ...

When other actors have had Hollywood commitments this year, Gemma Arterton's turned them into opportunities: When Gugu Mbatha-Raw coul...

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 classic gay play follows an adaptation of Russian literature in the Donmar Warehouse's consistently eclectic programming. First see...