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Jean-Pierre Baro directs Magali Mougel's unflinching dissection of domestic abuse at the Gate Theatre
The stage adaptation of the popular novel and film has transferred to the West End
Lisa Blair will direct the production at the Watermill Theatre next year
The show premiered in San Diego in 2015
Taylor Mac will bring his Pulitzer Prize-nominated performance to London for the first time
The show will tour the UK from next year
Thom Southerland directs the first major revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical
Ahead of the premiere of his debut play, the Bush Theatre dramaturg reflects on the necessity to juggle roles in theatre
The tour will open in Northampton, with venues and locations announced
As Halloween hits, Sean Mathias directs this stage version of the cult classic
The Yard Theatre has won on the 28th anniversary of the awards, as Blanche Marvin announces the final year
Katie Mitchell's feminist take on Donizetti's tragic opera returns in its first revival
We celebrate Halloween by getting all spooky with the cast of this West End production
From screaming ladies to masked audience members, find out what you voted for in this week's spine-chilling survey
The show will come to the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith from 21 December
Matt Trueman looks at the rise of the playwriting competition and whether we are losing something by focusing on prizes
Fenella Woolgar stars in this adaptation of Patrick Hamilton's classic novel
The season also sees a returning run of J M Barrie's Peter Pan and a new, musical version of As You Like It from Max Webster and Charlie Fink
As his Unroyal Variety night opens at Hackney Empire, cabaret and drag star Jonny Woo explains why he thinks cabaret might be losing its edge
The show has been updated for its West End run after a spell at the Bristol Old Vic
The theatre staged a day of action on the weekend to shine a light on sexual harassment in the industry
With Halloween on Tuesday and Christmas around the corner, it's an unusual blend of show openings this week
The actor and comedian reflects on his career and putting on the yellow stockings in his RSC debut
Simon Gray's comedy is revived for the first time since 1995
Emma Rice's final show directing while head of Shakespeare's Globe is a beautiful treat of a new musical
