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Abigail Yeates' new circus show takes you on a tour of the London district
We talk to Richard Gregory of Quarantine to find out about its latest production for the Norfolk and Norwich Festival
Figures show an increase in gross sales despite a decrease in ticket sales
Defibrillator stage Sam Shepard's play about how two families deal with domestic abuse
The designer of Alexandra Badea's play about globalisation on creating a space that felt like a catastrophe had hit it
Listen to Amber Riley, Liisi LaFontaine and Ibinabo Jack perform the title track from the hit West End show
The venue will host 140 shows over the course of the festival
Nadia Fall directs this kitchen sink drama by Pulitzer Prize finalist Taylor Mac
Emma Donoghue's novel about a woman kept in the same room for seven years gets its stage premiere
The singer will join the cast after she represents the UK at this weekend's Eurovision Song Contest
Other highlights include an extensive selection of work from international artists
Mat Fraser plays the titular king in Northern Broadsides' 25th anniversary production
John Steinbeck's classic novel has been adapted for the stage by Frank Galati
Lizzie Nunnery's play with songs is performed by the Everyman's rep company
Essiedu will reprise his award-winning performance next year
It includes shows from Graeae, the Royal Exchange and West Yorkshire Playhouse
George Mann directs this new take on Euripides' play
Adjoa Andoh talks to us about being a 'good African daughter', working with Clint Eastwood and playing the FBI's most wanted woman
Les Enfants Terribles are back with this immersive take on Lewis Carroll's children's novel
Yaël Farber revists the myth of the woman who demanded the head of John the Baptist
As he steps into the shoes of Shakespeare's evil king, actor Mat Fraser talks jamming with Coldplay, disabled theatre and performing "Spasticus Autisticus" for the Queen
Conservative MP Rory Stewart's memoir of his time as a diplomat in Iraq is adapted for the stage by Stephen Brown
The pair will star in Smiles of a Summer at Cadogan Hall next month
Matt Trueman on his experiences of day seats, and how they can help get you some of the West End's most sought after tickets
Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers are two gay footballers in this version of the play
