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Taylor talks about how he designed the set for Joe Orton's play
Top-notch Gilbert and Sullivan from English Touring Opera provides irresistible fun
The full line-up for this year's festival has been released
Ian McDiarmid's own retelling of Faust is a is a short sharp evening of contrasts
The politicians of which the play is about were also in attendance at the Donmar
Giles has announced he will be stepping down as director of the theatre
As his production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead opens in London, British director David Leveaux explains how he approaches the plays of Tom Stoppard
Roger Allam leads the cast of Steve Waters' new play about the formation of the Social Democratic Party
Nikolai Foster directs this revival of Joe Orton's final play, 50 years since the death of the celebrated Leicester playwright
The actor talks about the upcoming NT Live screening of Hedda Gabler and his extraordinary journey into theatre
Barney Norris' play will get its world premiere in a new space at the theatre
Bob Geldof, Natalie Dew and Toby Jones were also at opening night at the Old Vic
Auditions will be held across the country to find the next School of Rock
Tom Stoppard's play opened at The Old Vic 50 years after its premiere
On International Women's Day, read an extract of Lucy Kerbel's new book All Change Please on how to achieve gender equality in the theatre industry
Theatre company Selladoor have also announced they will tour a production of The Producers later this year
The festival will also be held in Hull as part of UK City of Culture
Daniel Radcliffe and Joshua McGuire play the title characters in Tom Stoppard's play
We meet the team behind the musical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's children's novel
Donoghue's adaptation of her own novel will open at Theatre Royal Stratford East
The theatre has announced its new season
The renowned dancer and actor will bring his one-man show to the Apollo in May
New works have been announced by the north London theatre ahead of its re-opening in 2018
As he travels through India to Delhi, Matt Trueman contemplates what lessons theatre could learn from religion
The sequel to the 1964 film opens in cinemas on Christmas Day 2018
