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Hadestown has become the first major winner of the 2019 Tonys " and To Kill a Mockingbird has won the first award of tonight's telecast.
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The same cannot be said of Karolina Sofulak's production of Puccini's Manon Lescaut [two stars]
Dubbed a 'genius straight from the slums' prior to her death at the age of 29, Dunbar led a difficult life. As the new play about her life, 'Black Teeth and a Brilliant Smile', tours theatre…
However, Michael Boyd's production of Don Giovanni is a damp squib
Ceremony taking place on 9 June
The actors play characters that range from laugh-out-loud funny to twisty, wrong-footing ambivalence
A mix of fresh dance invention, particularly in gorgeous work for the corps de ballet, and thoughtful exploration
The bad boy of the ballet world takes to the stage in a new mixed programme of three one-act ballets: 'Fraudulent Smile', 'Paradox' and 'Sacré'
This was always a busy show, and now that busy-ness has taken over everything like a rampant growth
The warp and weft of the staging is a stunning amalgam of sound and vision
The contemporary dance company performs early works by Wayne McGregor and Hofesh Schechter, along with a new hip-hop influenced piece by Marion Motin
Sharon D Clarke has her customary impressive presence, and when she turns on the scorn at her responsibility-shirking sons in arguably the best scene in the play, there's simply no-one like …
Natalia Osipova, who plays Medusa, is an extraordinary ballerina who combines bold technique with fierce dramatic conviction
Back for its 16th year, the festival can take in big names and emerging stars, from teenaged breakdancers to the stupendous South Korean Jinjo Crew
The one-woman show was adapted into a series for BBC Three
Anais Mitchell's play intertwines Greek myths of Orpheus and Eurydice and Hades and Persephone
The play follows a couple named only M and W, who reflect on the moral implications of having children in today's world
Watching 'La Fiesta' sometimes feels like being the only sober person at a party that has already gone on far too long
The star of 'Downton Abbey' and 'W1A' speaks to James Rampton about the upcoming 'Downton Abbey' film, the revival of 'Shadowlands' and why Britain now is like Russia before the revolution
One Swiss director wrote a tragedy based on the war-torn suffering inflicted by Isis. He took it to Mosul, Iraq, in an attempt to help the nation grieve and then begin to heal, writes Alissa…
The script doesn't offer much in the way of set changes or stage directions, so the cast must do all the lifting
The premise of the show is to view Earth from another perspective and to learn how 'we can create a liberated and fairer society'
