Theatre News: Winners of the Offies announced
Patrick Stewart announced the winners in a Twitter ceremony
Patrick Stewart announced the winners in a Twitter ceremony
Opera North's creatively dazzling reinvention of a much-loved family opera
How well do you know your theatrical award-winners?
A customer gets riled up as bar staff get the all-important drinks order wrong
Opera North brings a rare but tuneful Russian favourite to UK audiences
The actor tells us the musical numbers he couldn't live without
Ahead of Andrew Scott's turn as Hamlet, Sarah Crompton looks back at some of the actors who have taken on the role
Stephen Karam's comedy opens at the Trafalgar Studios this week
Gary Barlow in bed, the Genie meets a genius and Phillip Schofield gets his buns out in this week's pics
Joe Hill-Gibbins' production opened at the Young Vic last night
Open auditions will be held to find the lead role
The Line of Duty actress talks about winning her BAFTA, This is England and why her hometown is full of strong women
Lyndsey Turner returns to the Islington venue to direct the first London revival of Crimp's satire in 24 years
Rylance will team up with the Globe for a celebration on the Bard's birthday
Joe Hill-Gibbins directs a dark interpretation of Shakespeare's comedy
Benedict Andrews will direct the play in July
The disabled dancer David Toole reflects back over his 25 year career and how he came to be working on his latest piece with Stopgap Dance Company
Composer Alan Menken has said his musical based on the film is due to return to the West End
Tamsin Greig plays Malvolia in this cross-gender casting version of Shakespeare's bawdy comedy
The musical based on the hit film will tour the UK in 2017 and 2018
David Henry Hwang's comedy opens at the Park in March
Gemma Bodinetz directs Bock, Harnick and Joseph Stein's 1964 musical, the first production by the Everyman's new repertory company
Five world premieres make up the annual festival which takes place in May
Douglas Rintoul directs Charlie Condou in Arthur Miller's classic
Richard Twyman's production shows how depressingly relevant Othello still is