Hamilton, Fun Home, Suffrageddon, Sylvia, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, and Misty aren't traditional musicals " their scores are hip hop, pop, R&B, soul, grime, garage and funk
Big stars, good intentions, underpowered results. In Pure Dance, ballerina Natalia Osipova has put together an evening of short works, mostly new commissions. It's a chance to see this marve…
Part of the appeal of the cult 1989 movie is how it traces a fine line between satire and bad taste as it tackles peer pressure, bullying, body image, teen suicide and mass school shootings
The 53-year-old lead character in 'Flowers for Mrs Harris' " being revived at Chichester Festival Theatre after a triumphant first run in Sheffield " might be unique in the annals of musical…
Zegerman's astringent comedy is in the theatre's best traditions of being provocatively topical
Dramatist behind ambitious Plays on the Passions sequence, admired by Wordsworth, Byron and Scott, celebrated on 256th anniversary
Insecurities stalk this bitterly funny and piercingly sad play
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Shantala Shivalingappa's show is playful, affectionate and curious.
'I had to give a decent reading of the script. You make sure you're heard and that you're going at the right pace'
Scottish Dance Theatre's Velvet Petal is packed with vivid images of seduction, transformation and discovery
A new season of his one-act plays will show that time is proving the playwright right about democracy, fear and the super-rich, says Sarah Crompton
There's real delicacy of feeling in this production as well as full-blooded fun
Beloved family film which starred the late Robin Williams is being adapted for the stage
A company of 200 Londoners of all ages and backgrounds has joined forces with professional actors for this show
'Master of comedy' won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1991 along with several Tony Awards
A stimulating, fluent, and strongly cast production that's trenchantly alive to Christopher Marlowe's provocative black comedy
The verdict on some the international shows appearing at this year's Fringe Festival
It would be a crying shame if this was the show that brought down the curtain on Peter Brook's long and influential career
A work that speaks to how an inability to emotionally connect turns us into vampires, offering insight into the violence that men commit on themselves and women
Paul Taylor reviews the stunning Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's extraordinarily rousing new play
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Ludovic Morlot, Royal Albert Hall
Josie Dale-Jones and Stefanie Mueller, who co-wrote and perform Unconditional, reveal their working life at the Fringe
Nobody is here to strike sexy poses or to act out stereotypes
Shakespeare effectively invented the sitcom with the only play he set in England in his own times
Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's tongue-in-cheek 1982 musical tells the Faustian story of a hapless Skid Row florist who wins love, fame and fortune when he cultivates a rampantly bloodthirst…