1,125 stories by "Natasha Tripney"
Caledonian Park, London: A unique collaboration between Wildworks and the BAC, staged in conjunction with the Lyric Hammersmith, Theatre Royal Stratford East and the Young Vic in a north Lon…
The Cut Theatre, Halesworth: "Now, more than ever, I believe that all stories are fiction," explains Mike Daisey, the monologist and 'noted fabulist' whose latest work, T…
Arcola, London: Though written in the mid-1980s, Manfred Karge's play paints an all too familiar picture. Worn down by their jobless, aimless existence, a group of young men seek a mean…
Lyric Studio, London: Following its acclaimed production of Edward Bond's first full-length play, Saved, the Lyric presents a trilogy of his one act works, with the playwright directing…
Festival, Chichester: Coming on the - teetering, vermilion - heels of Lyndsey Turner's extravagant Lady Gaga-sound-tracked production for the Sheffield Crucible, Rachel Kavanaugh's…
Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon: The party's over. Balloons festoon the stage, empty champagne bottles are strewn about the stage - and death comes creeping for the king.
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The Oscar-winning actress gives a wonderfully compelling performance in Botho Strauss' fractured, difficult play.
Cottesloe, National, London: This new solo show from Inua Ellams sees him develop both as a writer and a performer.
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David Suchet and Laurie Metcalf give superb performances in Anthony Page's excellent West End production of Eugene O'Neill's autobiographical drama.
Riverside Studios, London: DogOrange's production of JM Barrie's infrequently performed play has been revised and tightened since it was staged last year at the Jack Studio Theatre…
The Print Room, London: There's a feverish quality to Lucy Bailey's atmospheric production of Chekhov's melancholy masterpiece. Her staging heightens the claustrophobia of the…
Old Red Lion, London: Following close on the heels of the Southwark Playhouse premiere of Philip Ridley's new play Shivered and an acclaimed production of The Pitchfork Disney at the Ar…
Theatre 503, London: Craig Higginson's two-hander explores the increasingly intense relationship between an attractive young teacher of English and her charismatic French Congolese stud…
Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton shine in Jonathan Kent's effective production of Stephen Sondheim's dark musical.
West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds: Helen Edmundson's new play for Shared Experience takes Mary Shelley away from the creative frenzy of the Villa Diodati and instead examines the influenc…
Zach Braff stars in his self-indulgent comedy abiout a man who tries to kill himself.
Joely Richardson follows in her family's footsteps as the heroine of Ibsen's mysterious play.
Lindsay Duncan leads a strong cast in Howard Davies' slick revival of Noel Coward's 1925 play.
Barbican Silk Street, London, February 16-March 10: A young woman's bed, crimson-sheeted, sits in the centre of the stage. Above it designer Nick Ormerod has hung a True Blood poster, w…
West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds: Louise Rennison's witty, well-observed tales of teenage life make a winning transition to the stage care of Ryan McBryde's lively production.
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Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon: Helen Edmundson's new play for the RSC is based on the life of Sister Juana Ines de la Cruz, a 17th century Mexican nun who was also a poet and playwright. Si…
Nuffield, Southampton: Time is of the essence in Romeo and Juliet - fuelled by youthful energy, their love burns hot, hard and fast. It's fitting then that a clock is a recurring image …
Nicholas Wright's intermittently entertaining new play looks at the early days of film-making.
Mitch Sebastian's 21st-century video game reimagining of the 1972 Broadway musical never quite gels.
Peter Capaldi and Marcia Warren head a strong cast in this broad adaptation of the classic film about a criminal gang.
