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You can't help but raise a cheer for Smith and for this lively, light-footed take on her work
The Royal corps were steady and expansive, with glowing lyricism in their swaying torsos
Actor who won paid traineeship as 'theatre practitioner of colour' said he 'went through struggles of a black man' despite being born to white Irish parents
debbie tucker green's piece gives us snapshots of African American and black British experience at a time of deep frustration with the racist forces at the top
'Abomination: The DUP in Concert' will see some of the most controversial views of party members sung verbatim
The company, however, are in very fine form this season, with dancing as bright as those flaming torches
The remarkable life of the 17th-century painter has inspired this award-winning production
Ono will open the festival with her work 'Bells for Peace', which involves an orchestra of 8,000 members of the public
From the man who wrote and directed 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' comes this determinedly dark and twisted fable that fails to live up to expectations
A duo known as Action Hero have been driving around Europe, recording love songs. Matt Trueman investigates ahead of their grand homecoming at the Bristol Old Vic
Bobby becomes Bobbie in this female-led version of the sexual revolution classic
Gershwin's characterisation may be at times crude, but here the action still feels properly mythical
Play starring Sian Brooke and Alex Hassell is a bemusing work that seems to be operating in a kind of vacuum or alternative past
Kenneth MacMillian's 40-year-old show tells the story of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria, who died in a murder-suicide
Produced by Sadler's Wells, A Quiet Evening is Forsythe's first full-length programme since he closed The Forsythe Company in 2015
The performance artist talks to Sarah Bradbury about how her latest show contributes to the discussion of postnatal mental health
The venue makes for a barn-like space that's awkward for theatre dance
A rolling season of one-act plays by Harold Pinter sees a star-studded line-up of acting talent
Simon Godwin's production of the Shakespearian tragedy proves to be an astute and moving work
Should you put your money on the stage? Joia Shillingford reports on the angel investors who finance theatre productions
The actor on his latest role in the National Theatre's 'Antony and Cleopatra' and its themes of ageing, power and masculinity, his love of Shakespeare, and not always being typecast as a 'tw…
Word-of-mouth fan favourite to make theatrical bow
In the West End revival of 'Company', leading man Bobby is played by a woman. But Sondheim has never short-changed his actresses, says Daisy Buchanan
Two upcoming films celebrate the Soviet sensation who became an icon in the West at the very height of the Cold War
Ivo van Hove will direct the production
