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Playwright Mike Bartlett could never be accused of avoiding the big subjects. His latest play is a state of the…

If this was a Hollywood movie, Liz Duffy Adams’ play might have been titled When Shakespeare Met Marlowe. A bromance…

William Shakespeare was fond of bawdy language so forgive my Elizabethan when I say that Ncuti Gatwa’s preening, prowling Christopher…

Duncan MacMillan’s latest play (co-written with Jonny Donahoe) is a comedy about suicidal depression. It looks like a one-man show…

1950s America is another country. They do things differently there. Oscar Levant was a gifted pianist and wit, a supreme…

One minute you are strolling peacefully through Battersea Park, the next you appear to have jumped in Marty McFly’s time…

Adolphe Adam’s Giselle is the oldest classical ballet still in circulation and the Royal, Northern and English Nation Ballet all…

I’m always wary of missing vowels even before the Layered Reality team at Immerse LDN promise we’ll “relive the King’s…

In the opinion of many, Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro is the most perfect of all comic operas. The music is…

A sequel of sorts to the monumental Long Day’s Journey into Night, this was Eugene O’Neill’s final play. A barely…