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English National Ballet's revival of Rudolf Nureyev's production feels squeezed on this stage, and sidelines its heroine by focusing on the male relationships
Three weeks in a 160 capacity theatre
The influential playwright was also a movie star - but that never quite fit with his search for authenticity onstage.
The Royal Court's revival of Jim Cartwright's protest play about the working class is as relevant as ever 30 years later
Sue Townsend's 80s hit about the inner struggles of Leicestershire every-teen Adrian Mole is brought to life in brilliant musical numbers, sung by a stellar cast.
The first British dancer to join the Mariinsky Ballet was promoted to principal after his performance on the opening night of the St Petersburg company's 'Swan Lake'
Conor McPherson was approached by Bob Dylan's team to concoct a project round the songbook - the resulting play set in Depression-era Minnesota, conjures up the world from which Dylan&a…
'Chimerica' writer Lucy Kirkwood's new play about sibling rivalry which is directed by Rufus Norris stars Olivia Coleman and Olivia Williams as the two sisters
The ballet star prepared for his life's work by dancing with his mother at home to Al Green and Marvin Gaye but dreams of being a host on a dance show much like 'Strictly Come Danc…
The first play in the UK to feature an entirely trans cast tells the comical story of four homeless men trying to impress their "ideal woman", and teaches some important lessons ab…
Miller stars with Jack O'Connell in Benedict Andrews's Young Vic production following his smash hit 'A Streetcar Names Desire' in 2014 with Gillian Anderson
The Mariinsky Ballet opens its London season with the company's production of Petipa and Gorsky's classic, 'Don Quixote', starring Kimin Kimmas and Viktoria Tereshkina
The Argentinian tango musical 'Tanguera' is spectacular but lacking in any real depth
After a two-year residency at MoMA, New York, American artist and choreographer, Trajal Harrell, comes to the Barbican to showcase 14 works performed with 18 dancers, including himself
Actor said comments he made in an interview about the play were 'twisted' by the media
Trevor Nunn directs Oliver Cotton's new play which explores wealth and greed with plenty of twists and turns
With its 3,398 shows across 300 venues, we guide you through the world's largest arts festival
'My Night With Reg' playwright Kevin Elyot's final play before he died in 2014, feels unpolished with parts of it more like undeveloped notes
The ballet director of the Bolshoi Ballet took over the job in 2016 at a particularly tense time for the company when his predecessor was partially blinded in an acid attack organised by one…
From the creators of the international cult hit 'Fleabag', this comedy is filthily funny and stingingly perceptive
New Yorker Michelle Dorrance brings ETM " electronic tap music " to Sadler's Wells for the first time
Although fiercely perceptive, the play is too sensitive to settle into a root-and-branch indictment of fertility tourism
Playwright Edward Albee instructed his friends to destroy any unfinished manuscripts - but could the law step in to save them for posterity?
Helen Edmundson's play isn't sharp enough in telling the story of the Stuart monarch
Syrian dancer and choreographer Mithkal Alzghair's work is part of the Shubbak festival of Arab culture
