263 stories by "Lizzie Loveridge"
Lyndsey Turner's production of Brian Friel's brilliant play Faith Healer has stand out performances from Stephen Dillane, Gina McKee and Ron Cook and a set of relaxing rain
Rupert Goold's perceptive, modern dress production is redolent of scary villainy . .
Macbeth with 4 witches
Robert Hastie's modern dress version of Henry V for the Open Air in Regent's Park has some gender blind casting and is the perfect play for Brexit discussions
The Genie and the opulent costumes and sets will make Aladdin a magic carpet ride
Mike Bartlett's latest play about a defecting whistleblower really astonishes
Maury Yeston's monumental musical gets the small is beautiful treatment in the West End at the Charing Cross Theatre and is not to be missed.
Jesse Eisenberg brings his searing play and three-fifths of the American cast to London . .
Rex Pickett adapts his novel for the stage after the wonderful movie in 2004 which vilified the merlot grape
Howard Brenton's Lawrence after Arabia is authentic and revelatory as a finely crafted historical drama. .
After the hit Constellations, Nick Payne writes another scientific play in the context of medical advances and human adaptation
erome Kern's musical of 1927 is the first real musical with every song progressing the plot and a dark, serious plot it is .
Mischief Theatre score top marks again with this varied and super professional comedy mayhem . .
Leo Butler's play looks at a white school leaver in North London and his precious lack of prospects and connections
Timothy Spall in a rare stage appearance creates Pinter's discerning Caretaker with humour and theatricality .
A sure fire contender for the 2016 play with the shortest title comes Alistair McDowall's X at the Royal Court .
ael Farber directs Lorraine Hansberry's unfinished kaleidoscopic play about revolution in sub Saharan Africa at the National Theatre . .
Kate Fleetwood and James Norton create a tense, Hitchcock-like atmosphere in this must-see play about paranoia
Neil LaBute adds a second play to the finale of his trilogy on appearance and social acceptance . . . Read More
Kenneth Branagh and Rob Brydon excel in this fall about farce at The Garrick
A brand new comedy musical set in the 1950s to the backdrop of the atomic tests with the brilliant Catherine Tate .
Florian Zeller continues to impress with this comedy about the perils of infidelit
JC Lee's play about an emerging sports star, adopted from an African warzone into a white American family will keep you puzzled
London gets Berry Gordon's story of his record label Tamla Motown and the stars he discovered. .
The first musical which owes its origins to acomputer and university scientists
