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Sienna Miller and Jack O'Connell star in Benedict Andrews' revival of Tennessee Williams' masterpiece
Lindsay Posner will direct following his production of Zeller's The Truth
Benedict Andrews directs this revival of Tennessee Williams' play starring Sienna Miller and Jack O'Connell
The Young Vic production, directed by Benedict Andrews, has opened in the West End
Following its sold-out run at Bristol Old Vic, Richard Eyre's production will transfer to Wyndham's Theatre in January
The theatre will return to a repertory company format in spring 2018
Pascoe's comic adaptation of Austen's novel opens in September
If you're taking the kids to the fringe this summer, here are some of the best shows to take them to
Matt Trueman speculates on what Michelle Terry might bring to her new role as AD of Shakespeare's Globe
The show, directed by Rufus Norris, stars Olivia Colman and Olivia Williams
The actress discusses her role as a particle physicist in Mosquitoes
Sienna Miller, Jack O'Connell, Olivia Colman and Michelle Fairley lead some star-studded shows in this week's top openings
Terry will replace Emma Rice who will leave the venue after the 2017 winter season
Caroline Byrne directs Anya Reiss' new adaptation of Dickens' classic for everyone aged six and over
Michelle Terry will take on the role after Emma Rice, whose last season will be the 2017 winter season
Can you guess which musicals these lyrics are from?
The actor tells us the musical numbers he couldn't live without
There's a spate of plays about issues that affect women, written by women out this season. Rejoice.
Every theatre enthusiast needs the right soundtrack for the season in the sun
Chichester Festival Theatre has announced who will join the production in September
New faces at An American in Paris, Kinky Boots and Wicked, while Jez Butterworth gets dressed up in this week's best pics
The show has also extended booking until January 2019
Charles Dickens' timeless classic has been adapted by Harry Potter writer Jack Thorne
There are some interesting gender politics at play, but nothing excuses the countless Mexican clichés in Matthew Dunster's production
Ovalhouse's autumn season tackles the big issues, from sex work to social care, asylum seekers and transgenderism, but there's heartwarming stuff for the kids to watch too
