Monday, August 5, 2019
Founded in 2015, Phosphorus Theatre has made a name for itself with a set of autobiographical shows created and performed by child
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:16PMHull-based Middle Child Theatre is one of Edinburgh Fringe’s big success stories in recent years. Back at the Paines Plough Roundabout again
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Nestled in the idyllic environs of Henham Park on Suffolk’s sunny coastline, Latitude has always professed to be more than just a
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There’s top-tier Tennessee Williams – The Glass Menagerie, A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof – and then there
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This was the genesis. More than 50 years ago, in March 1968, the first public performance of a musical work by Andrew
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There have been some huge hits in the Olivier Theatre during Rufus Norris’ NT regime – Small Island, Follies, Hadestown and Amadeus
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Jack Thorne and John Tiffany are the playwright-director duo that delivered the humongous success that is the Harry Potter play. Now, with
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The band is back together. Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, the playwright and director behind the mega-hit Harry Potter play, are reunited
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:12PMIvo van Hove returns with The Fountainhead at the Manchester International Festival this month just weeks after his last production All About
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It’s something of a surprise that Sue Townsend’s Adrian Mole hasn’t been stuffed into a stage show since the 1980s, so successful
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:00PMA new era is dawning at the Donmar, with Michael Longhurst stepping into Josie Rourke’s sizeable shoes as artistic director. Longhurst, whose
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We’ve had jukebox bio-musicals featuring the songs of Carole King, Tina Turner, Dolly Parton, Whitney Houston and more. Now, it’s Gloria Estefan’s
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No one is hotter than Andrew Scott right now. After his head-turning role as a conflicted Catholic priest in Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag,
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It started off as an extra show to use up surplus budget, but The Woman in Black has turned into the West
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The Light in the Piazza has taken a long time to shine on a British stage. Craig Lucas and Adam Guettel’s musical
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Prolific Belgian super-director Ivo van Hove has two modes. There’s accessible Ivo, who radically modernises classic plays – Ibsen, Shakespeare, Schiller and
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:28AMBitter Wheat is not a play about Harvey Weinstein. Absolutely not. David Mamet’s play is actually about Barney Fein, a manipulative movie
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Tony Grech-Smith tells Fergus Morgan about his journey from script supervisor to directing NT Live broadcasts of shows including Yerma and Julius
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In 1943, a young Jean-Paul Sartre wrote The Flies (Les Mouches, in French), a retelling of the Electra myth designed as a
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In early 2018, Nicholas Hytner scored the first big hit at his new Bridge Theatre with a star-studded promenade production of Julius
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Ferris Bueller took his day off way back in 1986, but it’s taken 33 years for him to cross the Atlantic. Three
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The more familiar you are with A Doll’s House, the better you’ll be able to appreciate the scope, sophistication and fierce intelligence
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Since its launch in 2007, Secret Cinema has hosted movie-inspired immersive events including Moulin Rouge!, Blade Runner, Star Wars and Casino Royale
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Githa Sowerby’s Rutherford and Son spent a long time in the wilderness. Written in 1912, it ran for more than 100 performances
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After starting out as a broad community-arts festival almost 20 years ago, Pulse has gone back to basics and honed its offering
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August Wilson’s Pittsburgh Cycle was an extraordinary feat – ten plays, spanning the ten decades of the 20th century, written to explore
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They say that, since it premiered more than eight decades ago, not a day has gone by that Our Town hasn’t been
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This is smartly done. Really smartly done. Cooked up by writer Ella Hickson and sound designer brothers Ben and Max Ringham, Anna
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Roy Williams’ 2017 play explores familiar territory: a group of blokes hanging around in a bar, laughing, messing about, and squaring up
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London’s had its fill of Arthur Miller in the last few months – The Price in the West End, The Crucible at
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There’s an endearing humanity to Grace Chapman’s refugee-related drama Don’t Look Away, but there’s a tragic predictability to it too. It’s a
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