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By now I think we can take it as read that Simon Stone's adaptations of classic texts will actually be devised riffs vaguely inspired b...

The Royal Court opens its seventieth anniversary year with one of its most notorious memes, although I'm not sure I would even count Lu...

Playwright and director Conor McPherson recently received a massive tax bill - at least that's the most obvious explanation for the fra...

Cameron (Jamie Ballard) is the founder and CEO of a successful consultancy firm with government contacts; he's got a ruthless reputatio...

Richard Jones' production of Machinal was originally seen at the Theatre Royal Bath, something that's immediately apparent as Hyem...

Last year, like this year, a couple of my planned theatre trips outside of That London got scuppered by rail strikes; one of them was Blanc...

It's 2023 but shows that I originally had tickets to see in 2020 are still making their belated returns. Callum Scott Howells had alrea...

I don't think it's a question of if, or even when someone does an overtly Boris Johnson-themed production of Richard III , it's...

David Mamet's most recent foray into gender politics provided the definitive unflushable theatrical turd of 2019 , so the return of his...

In a theatrical landscape experimenting excitedly with gender-flipped, gender-blind and gender-neutral casting, it's good for a compan...

After a year or so in the round, the Old Vic has returned to its traditional proscenium arch configuration, but in every other respect the...