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Acting honours go to Glenda Jackson, Laurie Metcalf and Denzel Washington
A Jamaican nine nights wake is the basis for this affecting, funny study of a family dealing with grief
Made to mark the Windrush 70th anniversary, Phoenix Dance Theatre's narrative work has instead become painfully topical
The playwright and scriptwriter on how his new play, about male power in the music industry, has proved accidentally topical
Chris Bush's self-referential, satirical musical imagines the reaction to the death of Katie Hopkins
To become a ballet star, Carlos Acosta had to leave Cuba. He's hoping the dancers of his new company, Acosta Danza, won't have to
Expect to go to some dark and uncomfortable places while watching a couple attempt to revitalise their sex life
The veteran double Oscar winner, who opens on Broadway tonight in 'The Iceman Cometh', and the 'Black Panther' star discuss their idols, black superheroes, stage versus s…
Former Beatle Pete Best turns up in this new caper about collectors of Fab Four memorabilia
Rodney Ackland's drama about the dissolute denizens of a nightclub caused a scandal in 1952 " and still feels fresh today
Ella Hickson's tricksy play is handled with witty aplomb in Blanche McIntyre's superbly acted production
This overblown dance-led show sweeps you up with its sequins and silliness
Romola Garai, playwright Ella Hickson and director Blanche McIntyre on how theatre needs to be fearless in both form and content
Sound and movement rhythms are set against each other in a show that throws in mediaeval singing, a dancehall soundtrack, and clopping pointe shoes
Katori Hall's book is too brisk, but this jukebox musical is powered by an unstoppable central performance
Selina Fillinger's play sees a young white ISIS bride grilled in court by a Muslim prosecutor
An all-day triple-bill has its duds, but fills you with admiration for the energy and chutzpah of everyone involved
Dancers from Ballet Black, the Royal Ballet and Scottish Ballet come together for a programme of Kenneth MacMillan's early, story-telling work
This entertaining new musical lacks show-stopping tunes in a score by Barb Jungr and Mike Lindup from Level 42
'We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep'
Her 2012 play The Convert explores 'the impact of colonialism and Catholicism on black identity'
Hamish Pirie directs Thomas Eccleshare's play with flair, but there's a lack of human warmth to proceedings
Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas bring their beguiling, unsettling brand of absurdism " a hit at the Edinburgh festival " to London
A new programme of works by American artists sets ballet to electronic music with joyful results
This nuanced performance addressing how racism can affect our closest relationships leaves its audience both validated and challenged, and doesn't shy away from uncomfortable questions
