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You know what to expect from The Sound of Music (nuns, Nazis, Do-Re-Mi) – but Nikolai Foster’s richly entertaining revival…
Puck snatches the lovers’ breath from their bodies. They stop mid-sentence, floating under his spell, lanterns shining in the frozen…
Douglas Adams’s sci-fi comedy about Earth’s destruction and Arthur Dent’s intergalactic adventures has become a stratospheric enterprise since the original…
This is no glamorous dressing room: no telegrams, fizz or floral tributes. Instead, there’s an ailing pot plant and a…
This is not your bog-standard Jack and the Beanstalk. In Sonia Jalaly’s version, the story has been picked up and…
Beyond the written word and photographic evidence, how does one keep history alive? For the Guna people of northern Panama,…
More than the odd playwright has discovered to their cost that Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is harder to adapt than…
Logic and reason are torn to shreds in Tim Foley’s sharp, silly satire about fossils and fake news. Though it…
In 2014 Ivo van Hove’s Young Vic staging of Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge drew comparisons to monumental…
David Eldridge’s trilogy has travelled across the early and mid stages of coupledom to come to this finish. The play…