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Christine Baranski and Richard E Grant on Teaming Up for the First Time in Hay Fever
The veteran actors discuss working together for the first time, on stage in Noël Coward's comedy Hay Fever.
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How an Anne Frank Musical Reimagining Its Subject as a Rapper Became a Hot Off-Broadway Ticket
Slam Frank has drawn both praise and walkouts for its provocative take on identity politics and the Holocaust.
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Our Friends in the North writer says stage version still resonates today
Peter Flannery, creator of the acclaimed 1990s TV drama, says a new theatrical adaptation speaks to contemporary audiences.
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Harry Potter play producer says rising costs made two-part London show 'impossible'
The London production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will reopen next month reformatted into a single show after a decade running in two parts.
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Lesley Manville on Her Rise to Stardom and Playing a Screen Sleuth in Her 60s
From respected character actor to a stratospheric, award-garlanded star, Manville reflects on her career and her latest role as a chic detective on television.
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Shelagh Delaney's Long-Lost Play Resurfaces as Audio Drama
Catch Me Who Can, discovered by the playwright's daughter after her death, has been produced as an audio drama featuring Toby Jones and Rita Tushingham.
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Festival des Zébrures: an international meeting of French-speaking theatre in Limoges
The largest festival of French-speaking theatres opens this Wednesday in Limoges and Nouvelle-Aquitaine, bringing together companies from all over the world.
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95-Year-Old Playwright Debuts Play About Her Romance With Ted Hughes
Liz Hicklin's Sylvia Plath Stole My Boyfriend recounts her relationship with the young poet, premiering at the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
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Artists Perform Sindhi Drama at Sindh Theatre Festival in Larkana
A theatrical performance was staged at the Arts Council Larkana as part of the ongoing Sindh Theatre Festival 2026, according to APP.
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Review: 'The Turn of the Screw' Adds Jump Scares to Henry James Classic
The Arcola Theatre production, adapted by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, adds a new framing device revealed in a final twist.
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Gaza actors perform stories of war they continue to live through
Palestinian theatre performers in Gaza transform personal experiences of siege and loss into stage productions while enduring ongoing hardship.
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Josh O'Connor Returns to Stage in Rare London Revival of Clifford Odets' 'Golden Boy'
The Almeida Theatre stages Clifford Odets' 1937 Great Depression drama about a violinist turned boxer, marking O'Connor's first stage role in a decade.
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Southwark Playhouse adapts Patrick Hamilton's 'Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky' for stage
Simon Reade's theatrical condensation of Hamilton's 1929 trilogy interweaves three interconnected stories of loneliness and class in London.
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Kneehigh's Tristan & Yseult Returns to Theatre Royal Bath to Critical Acclaim
A revival of Emma Rice's stage adaptation of the medieval legend blends circus, cabaret and comedy, according to a review in The Guardian.
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Letter to Brezhnev review: Royal Court adaptation reunites Merseyside romance with Russian sailors
Ellie Clayton shines in a funny, tender stage revival of the 1985 film about a Liverpool woman's encounter with a Soviet sailor.
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Costume Exhibition Marks 50th Anniversary of "Spaceship-Like" Theatre
A display of archive costumes celebrates half a century since the opening of a distinctive seven-sided theatre built from tubular steel, according to the BBC.
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Anthony Page, Royal Court Director Who Championed Beckett and Osborne, Dies at 90
British stage and screen director helped shape the English Stage Company's pioneering repertoire in London before extending his career across theatre and television.
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Real-Life Mother and Daughter Star in Revival of Rona Munro's Prison Drama "Iron"
Christine and Lois Mackie play an estranged mother and daughter in a new staging of the 2002 play, running in Manchester before transferring to Lancaster.
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Review: Leeds Playhouse Revival of August Wilson's 'Fences' Praised for Power and Nuance
A new staging of the 1985 classic, directed by Daniel Bailey for Leeds Playhouse and Headlong, brings renewed intensity to August Wilson's Pittsburgh cycle drama, according to a review in The Guardian.
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Grime MC Jammz says Royal Court play 'Poet in da Corner' reshaped his career
Musician recalls how joining Debris Stevenson's 2018 production introduced him to theatre and changed his approach to performing as an MC, according to an account published by The Guardian.
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