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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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The role of Winnie, the buried heroine of Samuel Beckett’s 1961 play, is one of those parts that actors relish. It’s a
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For what’s being billed as the first bilingual production to open in the West End, renowned French director Gerald Garutti and adaptor
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Nina Raine excels at writing scenes in which people are spectacularly awful to one another. Consent contains many moments in which her
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 05:00PMI’m on a train that isn’t going anywhere. But, for once, this isn’t the fault of Southern Rail. I’m on board the
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Tartuffe – Theatre Royal Haymarket, London Moliere’s comedy has been reworked In what is apparently the West End’s “first ever dual-language production”. Tartuffe
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Four job applicants enter a room. They think they’ve been called there for the final phase of a job interview for a
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Spread over 17 days in venues across Norwich and beyond, the Norfolk and Norwich Festival encompasses music, performance and literary events. It’s
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The prospect of Michelle Terry playing Hamlet is an immensely exiting one. She has shown herself to be a Shakespearean actor of
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 04:39AMHere we go. After the all the heightened emotions surrounding Emma Rice’s departure as artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe following a brief,
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Paula Hawkins’ novel is a publishing phenomenon. It sold millions of copies, topped best-seller lists and became the basis for a fairly
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There’s been a lot of talk about the idea of male genius of late and the way it has historically been used
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Effigies of Wickedness – Gate Theatre, London Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite, this English National Opera co-production features a collection of
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After storming Edinburgh with his musical about a disgraced cross-dressing aristocrat, Seiriol Davies’ latest show is a cabaret of songs banned by
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Journalist and playwright Henry C Krempels has written before about his experiences on the ‘immigration train’, the overnight connection from Venice to
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:40PMRajiv Joseph’s new play is not short of ambition. It spans the best part of a century, the location hops all around
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There are some genuinely thrilling moments in No Fit State Circus’ new show, Lexicon. Proper heart-in-mouth stuff, including a fire juggling sequence
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Nightfall – Bridge Theatre, London Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr’s third production at the Bridge is a new piece by Barney Norris set
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The Brighton Fringe, England’s biggest fringe festival, opens today. Taking place in venues across Brighton and Hove, it runs until June 3.
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:58AMThe defining characteristic of Dominic Dromgoole’s Oscar Wilde season so far has been its almost defiantly old-fashioned approach to staging the plays.
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One of the many pleasing things about the recent spate of cross-gender casting in Shakespeare – apart from the obvious joy of
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The youthful energy that powers Romeo and Juliet all too often proves elusive. The teenage heat and the rapid escalation from passion
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Having made her name performing hard-hitting, self-penned shows, Charlotte Josephine is playing Mercutio in the RSC’s Romeo and Juliet. She tells Natasha
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:30AMNine Night – National Theatre, London Having staged Br’er Cotton at Theatre503, JMK award-winning director Roy Alexander Weise helms Natasha Gordon’s debut
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The most provocative thing about The Assassination of Katie Hopkins is its title. It is actually a reflective show, one that sets
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Originally titled The Pink Room, Rodney Ackland’s 1952 play is set in a Soho drinking pit in the dying days of the
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Ella Hickson’s new play is about writing, theatre, art and the creative process – it’s about the difficulties faced by women trying
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The Writer – Almeida Theatre, London Ella Hickson, whose past work includes Precious Little Talent, Boys and 2016’s Oil, returns to the Almeida
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In her new musical The Assassination of Katie Hopkins, Chris Bush explores the polarising effect of Twitter and Facebook on public debate.
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Tina! The Tina Turner Musical – Aldwych Theatre, London Casting announced for Tina Turner musical This one’s going to be big. Directed by
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