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The relationship and tragic parenthood of Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway reaches the stage
Director Katie Mitchell's new production is touring the UK using an environmentally friendly blueprint
Plus: Dance of Death at The Coronet Theatre has bite and bitterness
The Belgian director and purveyor of raw emotion discusses his staging of Hanya Yanagihara's 'A Little Life', starring James Norton
No one escapes unscathed in Frank McGuinness's version of Molière's comedy at the Abbey Theatre
Plus: Shakespeare confronted and reassessed in The Merchant of Venice 1936
The Hamilton creator on his vision to reshape Broadway
Elements of theatre and gaming are combined in a new show that claims to let participants converse with coma patients
The London programme from Carlos Acosta's company features fine dancers, but the choreographic choices are questionable
Also opening in London: 'Watch on the Rhine' at the Donmar Warehouse is a second world war drama with lessons for today
Brian Irvine and Netia Jones have created an intense piece but make some questionable choices
A scintillating political drama, a tender Japanese film adaptation and a reimagined classic musical made our critic's list
Theater an der Wien delivers a real rediscovery from a contemporary of Mozart's
Lost Dog's dance production at the Linbury Theatre is surprisingly funny and steamy
The director's new adaptation of 'Orlando' comes at a critical moment for conversations about gender fluidity
Plus: 'Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World' is a metatheatrical treat and 'The Sex Party' disappoints
Plus: the London Philharmonic Orchestra plays up a whirlwind at the Royal Festival Hall
Collectors have set the scene for a toy theatre revival
Three lively and varied pieces were performed at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre
Also opening on the London stage: 'Mary' at the Hampstead Theatre and 'Much Ado About Nothing' at the Theatre Royal Stratford East
Featuring guest saxophonist Greg Osby, the band show off their creativity across three unflagging sets
With book by James Graham and lyrics from Jake Shears, the show about a televangelist is a camp riot
Also: 'A Single Man' at Park Theatre distills grief and 'Elephant' at the Bush Theatre is a gem of a show
A disappointing display of light and electronics was followed by a gorgeous score by Tania León
An eclectic line-up features a gritty postwar masterpiece and a site-specific diptych paying homage to Joyce's 'Ulysses'
