Thursday, August 2, 2018
Dominic Dromgoole’s Classic Spring season, a year-long celebration of the plays of Oscar Wilde, began with a production of A Woman of
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A number of actors have recently called out reviewers for commenting on their bodies rather than their performances, The Stage’s lead critic
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Home, I’m Darling – National Theatre, London Katherine Parkinson gives an immaculate performance in Laura Wade’s new five-star play about the pursuit of perfection
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Adapted by Rodney Ackland from a 1922 short story by W Somerset Maugham and successfully staged in 1949 at St Martin’s Theatre
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Rhys Ifans follows up his very human Scrooge in A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic with the title role in Eugene
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Sophie has been friends with Sarah for years. She’s going to be a bridesmaid at her upcoming wedding. Naturally Sophie’s keen to
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 04:17AMSpamilton – Menier Chocolate Factory, London The Menier Chocolate Factory presents the UK premiere of Gerard Alessandrini’s Spamilton, a spoof of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s
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There’s an excitingly disruptive quality to the opening moments of Sam Pritchard’s production of Rory Mullarkey’s new play. The audience enters the
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Support from Hull City of Culture and becoming an NPO meant 2017 was a breakout year for the theatre company. Artistic director
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:30AMAt the height of his fame, as part of a 1970s double act called Chalk and Cheese, Bobby (Les Dennis) used to
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A Monster Calls – Old Vic, London Based on Patrick Ness’ bestselling novel about grief, A Monster Calls is directed by Sally Cookson.
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The opening scenes of Max Webster’s bubbly production of Shakespeare’s comedy suggest we might be in for an environmentalist take on the
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Me and My Girl – Chichester Festival Theatre Matt Lucas, Caroline Quentin and Clive Rowe star in Daniel Evans’ new staging of Me
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Written in 2001 and set during the 1990s peace process, Martin McDonagh’s play is saturated in blood. It’s as red as, well, a
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Kelly and Neil enjoy hot chips, walks on the beach and each other’s company. Kelly likes Iron Man, Neil thinks he’s the
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Infertility is an industry. While treatment is available on the NHS, for many the only option is private treatment in glossy, costly
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With its enchanted statues, its lurches from tragedy to an improbably happy ending and its actual bears, Shakespeare’s late play The Winter’s
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Ten years ago the Bush Theatre staged a series of short plays under the banner the Broken Space season. The leaking roof
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Jerusalem – Watermill Theatre, Newbury Jasper Britton has been cast as Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron, the role famously and memorably played by Mark Rylance
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There’s been a catastrophe. Thousands are dead. But grief hits everyone in different ways. The first production to be staged in Nottingham
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The work of Australian company Back to Back Theatre is co-created and performed by actors with learning disabilities. The dizzyingly ambitious Lady
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In an annual Exeunt tradition, Natasha Tripney condenses the contents of the entire 2018 Edinburgh Fringe programme into a single poem.
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How do you solve a problem like McMurphy? Let’s face it the protagonist of Ken Kesey’s 1962 counter-cultural novel is not all
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Written in 1928 and inspired by the true story of the first woman to be executed by electric chair in New York,
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Machinal – Almeida Theatre, London The Almeida follows The Writer with a revival of Sophie Treadwell’s 1928 play. Considered an expressionistic masterpiece, Machinal
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Killer Joe – Trafalgar Studios, London Orlando Bloom plays the title character in this inky comedy about a cop who moonlights as a
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