The latest reviews and critic recommendations from UK / West End.
Aliya Al-Hassan
Amber-Rae Stobbs
Caroline Cronin
Cheryl Markosky
Cindy Marcolina
Debbie Gilpin
Donald Hutera
Franco Milazzo
Gary Naylor
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Kat Mokrynski
Matthew Paluch
Mica Blackwell
Michael Higgs
Vikki Jane Vile
Premiering at Chichester Festival Theatre in September 2018 (although first produced in Sheffield in 2016), Daniel Evans' production of Flowers for Mrs Harris takes us on a heart-warming journey of self-discovery.
Already in its third week, the Royal Opera House's streaming initiative #OurHouseToYourHouse, turned to Jonathan Miller's modern version of Mozart's Così fan tutte.
After the riotous One Man Two Guvnors from the National Theatre At Home series, comes Sally Cookson's fervent adaptation of Jane Eyre.
At its height in the late 90s, Who Wants to be a Millionaire was must-see television.
Following the popularity of last week's stream of Memoirs of an Asian Football Casual, Curve have whipped out another archive recording; this time, their 2016 production of The Importance of Being Earnest, co-produced with Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
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Wouldn't it be ironic that the time that the whole of the UK (and indeed the world) really fell in love with theatre was when no-one could actually go there? Millions of people who already love the performing arts are desperately missing their fixes.
At a time when the show must go onLINE and the hunger for live theatre is ever increasing, Curve has followed suit (along with other arts organisations) and dipped into their archives to stream the world premiere recording of 2018 production, Memoirs of an Asian Football Casual, for one week only.
Hampstead Theatre has delved into its digital archive.
The Barn Theatre stream their Henry V right into your living room - why not watch it with your stay at home band of brothers?
In our current enforced state of isolation thanks to the nationwide lockdown, creatives across the country have been engaged in a tornado of generosity sharing their existing work on line and producing theatre at home.
#Zoological Society is a concept album set in a zoo and the story is told from the perspective of the animals.
The Vaults is very vocal about its mission statement of embracing artists from all walks of life to come together and inspire others.
What happens after the honeymoon? Do opposites really attract? Neil Simon's hit play, Barefoot in the Park, has been revived and is currently running at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, in collaboration with the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh.
A seven-hour piece of marathon theatre may not be everyone's cup of tea.
On 15 November, 2016, Russian teenagers Katya Vlasova and Denis Muravyov ran away from home and barricaded themselves inside a cabin with whisky, guns and ammunition.
William Shakespeare's swansong lands on Jermyn Street Theatre's tiny stage in fetching fashion.
The Cavern at the Vaults could not be a more appropriate setting for a play about underground crime.
The Vault Festival provides a perfect platform for artists to tackle subjects that are seldom explored on stage.
Sweatpants and slippers aren't the costumes you'd expect to see in an opera.
Working with Carers UK, Carers Trust and Carers Network, Ecoute Theatre bring their verbatim play Take Care to the Vault Festival.
It's a mark of a great show that it seems to speak directly to the present moment, even if that moment is years after its original creation.
Out Of The Forest Theatre return to VAULT Festival with glorious history lesson in their customary unconventional style.
Mike Bartlett's play has aged not a jot in its analysis of how one generation's freedoms constrains anothers.
Two 39-degree days, opposite sides of the world, same heat, different situation.
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