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The Deep Blue Sea isn't the easiest watch in the Terence Rattigan canon but it's considered among his great works; that, and Tamsi...

Apparently when John Gielgud ended his run as Prospero at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 1957, he foretold that Shakespeare would never ag...

Following last year's solo Great Expectations , Eddie Izzard returns to the stage, once again with her older brother Mark adapting a fa...

A week ago I saw the spoof Bleak Expectations , this week it's the turn of the actual Charles Dickens (Chickens to his friends,) althou...

The Orange Tree tends to be quite traditional about having something light and frothy for Christmas, and this year it's Restoration co...

I didn't catch Charlotte Jones' Humble Boy when it premiered at the National in 2001, but I've heard it mentioned a lot since...

Ronald Harwood is best-known for his contribution to the field of gibbering misogyny, but he also wrote some plays. Sean Foley's new p...

In the prologue to William Congreve's Love for Love Angelica (Justine Mitchell) promises all sorts of fun over the next few hours on ...

The most popular of late Restoration comedies, Sheridan's The Rivals follows the titular suitors for the hand of wealthy Bath heiress...