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Sophie Melville and Lucy McCormick shine in rambling if roisterous queer take on the gunslinging wild west
Catherine Tate, David Threlfall, and Grace Molony in Angus Jackson production, whose opening was delayed by a month
The National Theatre fielded hit after hit, and smaller venues scored as well
Wait, and your wishes are answered. That seemed to be the case during the theatre year just gone, following on f…
Nathaniel Parker, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd and the splendid Nancy Carroll head director Nina Raine's rending reappraisal of Tom Stoppard's 2006 play.
Woody Harrelson marks his third London stage appearance across 21 years in London transfer of David Ireland's 2018 Edinburgh Festival success, here directed by Jeremy Herrin.
Stephen Sondheim's fascinating 1976 show enriches aurally and, this time round, visually
This is, by my reckoning at least, the third major London production over the years of Pacific Overt…
Nicolas Tennant is a standout in starry revival of Pinter's breakout play, here directed by Matthew Dunster and with Joe Cole as Lenny and Jared Harris as Max
The amazing Marylouise Burke marks her second Annie Baker play at the National Theatre, and it's even better than the previous one.
Rebecca Frecknall, whose "Cabaret" is heading to Broadway, steers Federico GarcÃa Lorca's play to its tragic finish with genuinely shocking force.
Roald Dahl adaptation is busy to a fault but lacks emotion
The National Theatre these days seems to be going from hit-to-hit, with transfers aplenty and full houses at home. And there's eve…
Hattie Morahan and Paul Hilton lead an astonishing cast in Joe Hill-Gibbins adaptation of 1881 Ibsen scorcher
Christopher Eccleston is a Scrooge for the ages
Familiarity has bred something quite fantastic with the Old Vic Christmas Carol, which is back for a seventh season and merits ringing all av…
Two-time Tony nominee Samuel Barnett in roaring form in Marcelo Dos Santos's clever monologue
Catherine Cusack and Kishore Walker in play about the biracial experience in the UK
The West End gets a much-needed shot in the arm
Rarely has a play's opening been so opportune. Just when it looked as if the West End was slipping into decline, along comes the smart, shrewd…
Alun Armstrong and Marion Bailey shine in the latest from Richard Bean, author of One Man, Two Guvnors, and co-directed by Terry Johnson and the venerable Richard Wilson.
The veteran actor directs and plays the title role in a brisk and curiously weightless London production.
Lynn Nottage's kitchen play finds a brilliant chef in director Lynette Linton and an astonishing cast, headed by Olivier winner Giles Terera (Hamilton) and Sweat alumnus Patrick Gibson
In London, Lily James and Kristin Scott Thomas do their best in a new play that careers between near-slapstick one minute and speechifying the next.
Alison Oliver plays the title role in director Carrie Cracknell's revival of the remorseless 1996 play from Irish dramatist Marina Carr
Sunset Boulevard is back, fresher than ever, but the new British musical is having its moment, too
A stripped-back revival in London, directed by Jamie Lloyd, brings the classic musical into the present day, and gives Scherzinger a career-defining performance.
The brilliant Sharon Duncan-Brewster has stepped in, triumphantly, to the co-starring role in this delayed stage two-hander that completes a theatrical triptych.
Felicity Kendal returns to the role of Dotty Otley in Michael Frayn's comedy classic, opposite newcomers to the cast including James Fleet and an amusingly athletic Mathew Horne
Bernadette Peters in peerless, age-defying form heads an all-star tribute to her, and our, beloved Stephen Sondheim
