This translation of Manfred Karge's one woman play has a sparkling central performance about grief, identity, and fiction, but somewhat disappoints with meandering closing scenes
From the creator of the modern classic 'Political Mother', ten zombified dancers perform to Shechter's own electronic music
Howard Brenton's play tells the story of playwright August Strindberg who went through an infamous psychological crisis when he abandoned the stage and took up alchemy instead
Maureen Lipman directs her late husband Jack Rosenthal's play about would be cabbies
The former National Theatre director died at the University College hospital in London
John Patrick Shanley's play about a priest's ambiguous relationship with a young student gets its first London revival in ten years
Actor Philip Correia's first play is a character study of broken lives
An adaptation of the 2004 teen classic, starring Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams, is hitting the stage
This exploration of modern war as a physical experience is presented in association with the British Army and performed in drill halls and barracks across the country for the UK tour
Imelda Staunton is stunning in Dominic Cooke's revival of Stephen Sondheim's musical
As part of the King's Head Theatre's 2017 Queer Season, this compilation of seven, specially commissioned short plays, chart how the lives of gay men have changed since the 1950s
The Night Manager actor is doing a three week run at Rada's 160-seat Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre
Playwright Tanika Gupta's new play, based on the true story of her great uncle and freedom fighter Dinesh Gupta, marks the 70th anniversary of Indian independence from an unexepcted ang…
This intimately staged production by Geoffrey Beevers marks the hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of the author's birth
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's 'Fleabag' makes a return to Edinburgh for a short revival run with Maddie Rice playing the lead role
The all-Czech programme conducted by Jakub Hrůša included Martinů's elegiac 'Field Mass', composed as a prayer for his homeland after the German invasion in 1939
The piece about whe work of the police is written by Adam McNamara, a former serving police officer turned actor, whose credits include 'Black Watch' and 'Harry Potter and the…
The 70th anniversary of partition and independence on the Indian subcontinent is marked by celebrating the Hindustani music of North India, South India's Carnatic music and Sufi music o…
The Pulp frontman and Gonzales turn their attention to LA's legendary Chauteau Marmont hotel
This revival of Joe Orton's black farce reinstates some of the lines that had been censored by the Lord Chamberlain by the time it achieved a West End transfer and the Evening Standard …
Yaël Farber is back to form directing this haunting modern classic by David Harrower after her version of the Salome story at the National was scuppered by a terrible text
Anonymous words of various males interviewed by Gary McNair reveal their behind-closed-doors views on women, read by four women, delivering the words as they hear them in their earpieces
In her book Revolutionary Ride, Lois Pryce, who motorcycled her way around Iran, stops in her tracks to give thought to the inmates of Evin, Tehran's notorious prison.
An hour plus of fierce, propulsive, late-night stand-up from Mark Steel, who guides the audience through his divorce, privatisation, the housing crisis, even the state of the trains in Brita…
Acclaimed creative known for productions criticising social conservatism under Vladimir Putin arrested in St Petersburg