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Richard II review

Simon Godwin’s production of Richard II opens with an apt, if unscripted, prologue: the ... More info

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Much Ado About Nothing review

Much Ado About Nothing is a comedy of quarrelling lovers, stately affairs, and high-voltage farce. ... More info

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This is one of the most downright lovable and playful productions I have ever seen. It is well ... More info

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“We are the Spooky Men, We dream of mastodons”. The opening line of ‘The Spooky Men’s ... More info

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This is a ballet with an interesting and unusual history. First performed in Bordeaux in 1789, it ... More info

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My Mother Said I Never Should, by Charlotte Keatley, is essentially a social history of the ... More info

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This is a stripped down Macbeth in every sense. No set, the black brick of the Playhouse back wall ... More info

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The two male protagonists in Michael Frayn’s play Copenhagen are Niels Bohr, famous among other ... More info

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First performed at the National in 1978, Plenty receives a welcome revival at the O’Reilly this ... More info

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'Politics comes down to people' was one of the central themes of last night's performance of David ... More info

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