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Tickets go on sale at 11am on Thursday 4 October with shows running until December 2017
Mike Dyer, behind Exposure's concept, book, lyrics and music, is a musician who's toured with Thin Lizzy, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Black Sabbath, and made the unlikely transition …
Now Harry Potter fans around the world can get involved in the excitement
She's famous for her little black dress, but Holly Golightly's shoes are what you've got to worry about filling. Because they're already firmly occupied in most people&ap…
The immersive cinema experience takes on the 1987 classic, inviting guests to stay at Kellerman's resort
Spitting Image hasn't been performed in 48 years but is due to headline the King's Head Theatre's Queer Season in August
Sean O'Casey's 1926 play tells the story of the Easter Rising, when Irish nationalist rebels were quashed by British army forces in 1916
Following five-star reviews across the board from the critics
The Bolshoi, one of the world's major ballet companies, return to London with a new production of Don Quixote
Restorers have promised to retain the magical look and feel of a 'found place' while adding modern technical facilities to create flexibility for a range of performances
'Magical...thrilling...dazzling...spectacular...mind-boggling...triumphant'
The production, which debuted in New York, stars Dexter actor Michael C Hall
Timothy Sheader's 45th anniversary production is the first time the show has ever been presented al fresco
The Young Vic is welcoming visits by foreign companies and engaging with local communities and young people. Its latest show, Now We Are Here, has been created by refugee writers in workshop…
Declan Bennett's hipster Jesus has go-for-broke soul-bearing intensity
Little attention has been paid to Terence Rattigan's While The Sun Shines, the 1943 wartime comedy that, during his lifetime, was his longest West End hit
Madame Tussaud's provides the latest interactive theatre show following Punchdrunk, Door in a Wall, You Me Bum Bum and The Crystal Maze
Edinburgh is always a treasure trove but it can be hard to find the gold among the glitter. Holly Williams offers up her top picks to delight, surprise, move or provoke
The popular event in which stars read out real life letters of note returns to London's Covent Garden in October
The natural world flows through Haydn's oratorio The Creation, from new-made landscapes to darting birds and a roaring lion. In Garsington Opera's new staging, a collaboration with…
It is excessively difficult to relate Anne Archer's Fonda to the figure from the fascinating footage
If you go down to the woods today, you're in for a rather delightful surprise. Fiasco, a US-based ensemble theatre company, specialise in playfully pared-down productions that put the e…
Richard Jordan's remarks for The Stage have been branded elitist by those wanting to encourage younger audiences into the theatre, but many theatregoers agree with him
The motion of a train loosens the tongue opines Pozdnyshev, the local government bureaucrat who is our garrulous travelling companion for the hundred minutes of this horribly compelling mono…
If you're drawn to the dark and taboo-breaking side of Anthony Neilson's imagination, as exemplified by plays such as The Censor and Relocated, then the chances are that you'l…
