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After a new folk musical is given a showcase at The Other Palace, Daisy Bowie-Sell asks why there aren't more opportunities for the public to see new musicals in development
Adam Lenson directs this new musical by American Psycho and Spring Awakening composer Duncan Sheik
Three sheep will appear on stage during the new opera The Exterminating Angel
The musical from the composer of American Psycho and Spring Awakening opens at The Other Palace this week
All the President's Men? will look at President Donald Trump's cabinet
The director, who founded the English Shakespeare Company in the '80s, has died aged 78
The piece about the misuse of technology combines live performance with film and animation
After premiering at the Old Vic last year, Tim Minchin's Olivier Award-winning musical has transferred to New York
In the run up to William Shakespeare's birthday this Sunday, we want to find out who you think are the Bard's best lovers
Carvel will play Rupert Murdoch in the production which opens in June
As Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr's new Bridge Theatre prepares to announce its new season, Matt Trueman looks at why studio theatre spaces have their limitations
From a new Duncan Sheik musical to a new Simon Stephens play, we run down the most exciting openings this week
We take a look at some of the new venues we can look forward to opening over the next few years
This weekend isn't all about chocolate and bunnies, test your Easter theatre knowledge
The Olivier Award-winning actress tells us the musical numbers she couldn't live without
Holly Williams considers the implications of a decline in schools taking children to the theatre
The actor currently playing the Ugly Duckling in Stiles and Drewe's musical took us backstage at the Union Theatre
From Shakespeare marathons to the smallest theatre in the world, we've collated some of the very best stagey world records
Homeland actor F Murray Abraham stars in Christopher Hampton's translation of Daniel Kehlmann's play
The company returns to London with their version of the Bard's romantic comedy
The Almeida have just run a festival giving young people the chance to see Hamlet for free
Director Neil Bartlett's production is an adaptation of Albert Camus' La Peste
The six-time Tony Award-winner was talking at the West End launch of Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill
The designer of Duncan Sheik's new musical, set in America at the height of World War II, explains how he made a lighthouse come to life onstage
The Christmas show will open in December this year