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Hadestown dusts off antiquated mythology and brings it, with high energy and excitement, boldly swinging into the world of American...

The story of the knight-errant of La Mancha and his loyal squire is not only one with which we are...

It is rare for French dramatists to score a series of successes on the London stage, and yet Florian Zeller,...

This play is the creation of Jonathan Lewis, working with and through the Soldiers’ Arts Academy. This remarkable charity recognises...

The top floor Etcetera theatre in Camden was transformed from cosy black box studio into a hellish nightmare of a...

Despite having a strong ensemble cast, the ARA Theatre Company’s production of Friedrich Schiller’s Don Carlos ultimately falls victim to...

The RSC’s production of Romeo and Juliet takes place on an almost entirely bare stage, the only set piece a...

Martin McDonagh’s ‘A Very Very Very Dark Matter’ seems, by turns, to be a hard-hitting lampoon of the western attachment...

Once again Jermyn Street Theatre, with their tiny basement auditorium in central London, has found a fascinating curiosity of a...

With a few wonderful exceptions (step forward My So-Called Life) teenage girls get a pretty rough time in popular culture....