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Mark Babych directs the third play - inspired by boxing legend Barbara Buttrick - in his Hull trilogy
Trevor Nunn directs Cotton's new play at Southwark Playhouse
The season includes the European premiere of James Anthony Tyler's Dolphins and Sharks
The show celebrates songwriting from three generations of the Sherman family
Director Rufus Norris reunites with Olivia Colman after their collaboration on the London Road film
Mime artist and America's Got Talent finalist Tape Face returns to the UK
The former RSC boss returns to Garsington Opera with a new production of Pelléas et Mélisande, Debussy's only full-length opera.
London's international dance festival takes place in October
Ahead of the show's West End premiere we went backstage at the Coliseum
As David Lan announces he will step down from running the Young Vic, Sarah Crompton reflects on his time in charge
We talk to the playwright about his play Kiss Me which opened at Trafalgar Studios this week, why he doesn't say 'break a leg' and his upcoming play at the new Bridge Theatre, Yo…
Tellytubbyland will be coming to stages across the UK later this year
The musical about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons is embarking on its second nationwide tour
Georgina Castle, Kate Graham, Sara Poyzer and Jacqueline Braun step up to star in the West End run
Belgium company Ontroerend Goed bring their interactive experience about economics to the UK
Mikel Murfi returns with his sequel to The Man In Woman's Shoes
The South African director will helm a production of David Harrower's thriller Knives in Hens
The intimate events are the first in a new series of performances
A jazz-infused opera about the life and times of Charlie Parker
The work in progress will have a public showing this Saturday
Jim Cartwright's debut play is set in Lancashire during Margaret Thatcher's government
If you're struggling to think of a present for your dad, we have the perfect solution
The artistic director will leave the theatre after 17 years at the theatre's helm
After big sponsors pull out of a production of Julius Caesar in New York, Matt Trueman looks at how having a Trump Caesar adds to the satire
The one-off gig will take place in July
