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Ben Hur

ou might imagine any attempt to send up a biblical epic – especially one about a character who just happened...

atrick Marmion’s The Divided Laing is billed as a ‘provocative, freewheeling comedy’. It follows experimental psychiatrist Ronald D Laing in...

n this 50th anniversary revival, Jamie Lloyd ramps up the tension and presents Pinter’s family drama The Homecoming as a...

obert Bolt was one of the 20th Century’s most successful playwrights. He first shot to fame in the 1960s with...

onathan Miller’s hilarious production of The Mikado is certainly one worth seeing. This iconic production returns to the ENO’s Coliseum...

iego Sosa’s Faustaff or the mockery of the soul is a modern day re-working of the Faustian myth. Ignore the...

here is a bare stage, stripped of any colour, the space is massive and in the centre sits a old...

livier nominated James Fritz takes us on a journey following Di (Kate Maravan) who is seeking the truth starting with...

illed as the “second greatest show on Earth”, trailing only slightly behind the spectacle that is the race to become...

his is an explosive piece with a slow burn. Initially strewn in recognisable folk-dance steps – pounding heel-toe action –...