Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Bereaved, divorced parents She and He meet at the cemetery in which their son is buried. He’s received a letter about toxic
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Having trained in drama, Josie Lawrence made her name in TV improv before tackling a series of Shakespearean roles. Now turning to
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Swamp Studios has joined forces with a London restaurant to put on site-specific production Night at the Bombay Roxy. The brains behind
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As the Argentinian theatremaker brings her acclaimed show Minefield back to the UK, she tells Tom Wicker about working with Falklands War
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 09:00AMThe bar room clock of the Sailors Arms in Under Milk Wood has been stuck at opening time for 50 years. It’s
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Small west London pub theatre the Tabard has scored a coup in getting Natasha J Barnes for Tryst, its first in-house show
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“The Busy World is Hushed” is a line from a prayer by John Henry Newman for consolation and rest at the end
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This is the first time The Terrible Infants has been performed at Wilton’s Music Hall, but it’s difficult to imagine a better
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Fresh from playing Raoul in Phantom of the Opera, Nadim Naaman is heading into a spruced up revival of By Jeeves. He
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What if you woke up one day and everyone thought you were hip-hop artist Kanye West? That’s the sky-high concept behind the
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Anger is like an infection in Heroine. It seeps into people compromised by loss or grief and poisons their best intentions into
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After a while, the sheer number of phallic metaphors in Le Grand Mort – thrust clumsily into everything from the crucifixion to
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There’s an irresistible theatrical pull to the ongoing steelworks crisis in Welsh industrial town Port Talbot – a David and Goliath tale
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British cinematographer Jack Cardiff was one of the fathers of modern colour filmmaking. Terry Johnson’s new play, Prism, uses his dementia-stricken final
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The dynamic trio of Royal and Derngate, English Touring Theatre and Rose Theatre Kingston reunite after last year’s The Herbal Bed, to
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The aged couple at the heart of this revival of the late David Storey’s The March on Russia – first staged at
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Seven short plays by writers including Jonathan Harvey chart the turbulent trip down the aisle for gay men in the UK. Spanning
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The personal and historical are intimately connected in Tanika Gupta’s new play. Lions and Tigers – which opens the Festival of Independence
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For a tale of an odyssey, this fun production at the Scoop feels like a sprint. Even with three hours to play
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As a wide variety of trans-themed shows take London and Edinburgh by storm, writers and performers tell Tom Wicker about the ways
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The most knowing laugh in this revival of Alexi Kaye Campbell’s 2009 play Apologia has come with the passing of time. While
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From the Crystal Maze to live adventure shows, interactive events are gaining popularity. Tom Wicker looks at the theatre companies that are
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 09:00AMWriter and director Rikki Beadle-Blair has put sexuality, gender and diversity at the heart of his work from early in his career.
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Clare Lizzimore gets in the head of a woman trying to hold herself together. Tom Wicker reviews.
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When the National Theatre’s West End production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time closes its doors on June
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Six years after directing his first play, Robert Hastie has already come full circle as he takes the reins as artistic director
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Two for the Seesaw’s history with Russia’s Sovremennik Theatre is richer than the play itself. Translated from writer William Gibson’s 1959 Broadway
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On April 23, the Off West End Awards – also known as “the Offies” – will celebrate this year’s winners at London’s
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Commercial producer Emma Brunjes has had a rollercoaster time since she and Les Enfants Terribles first produced the Lewis Carroll-inspired, site-specific Alice’s
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The huge drum of the Roundhouse stage bristles with tension. A stream of circus performers fill it – and begin fighting. There’s
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Danish author Karen Blixen’s life was as fantastic as her fiction. A baroness who married one twin brother after the other died,
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