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Her stage adaptation of Angela Carter's novel will be part of the Old Vic's bicentennial season
Andrei Serban's take on Puccini's Chinese opera returns to Covent Garden in its 16th revival
Made In China's new show Double Double Act proves how different our sensibilities are from our own children
Bruntwood prize-winner Vivienne Franzmann updates the 'barren woman' trope for the 21st century with this new work exploring the hidden costs of surrogacy
The immersive production transfers from the Hope Mill Theatre to The Vaults in October
We talk to the Northern Irish actress about her personal connections to The Ferryman, showing Paddy Considine the theatrical ropes and working with real life babies
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Romola Garai and Emma Cunniffe star in this lesser-known story of a friendship destroyed by a struggle for power
An enjoyable romp through the world of gay football, with a love story thrown in
After its UK premiere at Hope Mill Theatre, this musical about gay soldiers in World War II transfers to the Charing Cross Theatre
To commemorate 70 years of the Edinburgh Fringe, hundreds of fringe festivals around the globe are celebrating World Fringe Day
Romola Garai and Emma Cunniffe star in the RSC's West End transfer of Helen Edmundson's play
Through the personal story of Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali, we gain both insights into the Arab-Israeli conflict and a new perspective on the way we look on at history from afar
Maury Yeston's musical will open in Southampton in April 2018
From a reimagined Dickens to a new play from the people behind Fleabag, we round-up this week's highlights
The play forms part of the Globe's Festival of Independence, a celebration of those who have fought for independence across the world
Schaubühne's Thomas Ostermeier adapts Didier Eribon's bestselling memoir for this world premiere at MIF
The Sloane Square venue will present five world premieres and the return of Rita, Sue and Bob Too, 35 years after its original run at the Court
The pair have replaced Matt Henry and Elena Skye
The production will have a month-long run in Edinburgh before transferring to the Arts Theatre
This year's Pride in London parade takes place on 8 July. Celebrate with our quiz on LGBT+ theatre
The actor tells us the musical numbers he couldn't live without
Drew McOnie continues to be the busiest man in the West End and Ian McKellen returns to the stage in this week's best pics
After receiving positive reviews with it's debut at Ustinov Studio in Bath, did this West End transfer of The Mentor make an impact?
Not going to Edinburgh this year? You can still catch some of the juiciest plays before they go up to the Fringe, whether you're in London, Manchester or Hull
