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With Cameron Mackintosh recently finding a loophole around having to give them a cut of the Les Misérables profits, it's not surprisi...

In a year when many theatre professionals have been branching out into new fields, prolific director Bijan Sheibani presents his first sho...

Disney© seem to have well and truly moved into the Prince Edward Theatre, as no sooner has Aladdin ended its run than Mary Poppins  is ba...

Lucy: - Runs off with a suspicious stranger who offers her cake. - Takes her siblings to Narnia in the full knowledge it'll put them...

There's a lot of good actors about but not all of them have a Dick in them; Sophie Russell makes her own case as she continues in her ...

The Globe's announcement that last winter's Richard II was the start of the complete Henriad cycle being performed on their stage...

Wars in the Middle East have taken a horrific toll on human lives; sometimes just as well-publicised is the loss of archaeological sites a...

Chinonyerem Odimba’s Unknown Rivers is a reaction against stereotypes about black women, particularly the “strong black woman” trope, whi...

Papatango award winners have tended towards some pretty bleak plays in the past, but while this year’s winning entry goes to some nasty pl...

Hot on the heels of Preludes another Dave Malloy musical makes its London debut, as does the venue where it plays: The Boulevard Theatre ...

In what is becoming a regular occurrence Annie Baker's latest play gets its UK premiere in the Dorfman, where for The Antipodes her p...

After last week’s debacle I was hoping the other show alternating in the National Youth Theatre’s rep at Southwark Playhouse would actual...

Shifting constantly between intimate lament for rural communities and ways of life that are gradually dying out, and outright apocalyptic ...

If the last few years have seen a cultural shift towards highlighting the harassment and abuse women have been routinely suffering around ...

Not calling this a review mainly because I didn’t see the whole of the National Youth Theatre’s new production of Frankenstein ; I also wo...

Roxana Silbert must be planning on giving her new theatre’s regulars a bit of a fright if her second main-stage show is anything to go by ...

Duncan Macmillan’s Lungs was first seen in London in 2012, and though even then it was obvious that its environmental politics was heartf...

All change for the JKM Award, which for several years has been based in the Young Vic's smallest studio space with productions getting...

Every time someone puts science fiction on stage the reaction seems to be wondering why it's not done more often; perhaps it's the...

The Donald and Margot Warehouse’s association with women’s prisons continues into Michael Longhurst’s regime as Clean Break, the company t...