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The RSC's apparent reverse-Globe scheduling policy of rarer Shakespeare plays in the summer and the most famous ones in winter continue...

Closing off what's been a very strong week of theatre for me is a fairly starry premiere for the Park Theatre: Adrian Edmondson and Nig...

Another BBC Lights Up  instalment to make it to radio rather than TV, actor Giles Terera's playwrighting debut has an epic scope and em...

Emma Watson (Grace Molony) was all set for a life of unusual financial independence for a Georgian woman, as the ward and heir to a wealth...

“I’m not sure what that was but I liked it.” That seemed to be the general impression I got from people on Twitter who’d been to see Ella ...

Remember those old BBC sound effect albums? I don't recall there being a "hand job" effect on them but I guess Auntie really d...

After  the BBC's 2012 series The Hollow Crown  presented the second (in order of writing) tetralogy of Shakespeare's Histories, th...

In her 2011/12 hit Jumpy , April De Angelis put a woman turning fifty at the heart of the action. For her new play - commissioned specific...

Vanya has spent his life looking after his late sister's estate, taking a pittance for himself and sending all the profits to support ...