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Absent Friends

bsent Friends explores women, marriage and the notion of true happiness in the play. It is set in the safe...

t’s hard to come to a conclusion about a production with such incredible strengths and such embarrassing weaknesses. Remember Oscar-winning...

pproximately a quarter of a million children in the U.S. are placed out of their homes annually due to child...

very so often a play comes along that ticks all the boxes; script, acting, set and story come together in...

s one of London’s most vibrant venues for new writing and comedy Soho Theatre has carved out a niche as...

obert Wilson, who directs, designs and stars in the Barbican’s current production of Krapp’s Last Tape, previously wrote in the...

ebbie Tucker Green’s tense and ruthless new play hang is a study of motherhood, the human desire for revenge, the...

he story goes, in most versions, that Iphigeneia, daughter of Agamemnon – leader of the Greek army against the Trojans...

here’s a maverick, holy fool who works in director/choreographer Philippe Decoufle. He draws on so many cultural references – the...

linor Cook’s latest play is about the potential for social media to precipitate social upheaval. Set in a fictional conflict...