After a shaky start, this well-crafted production achieves big moments in a small space.

Martin McDonagh's satirical play expresses something that only those in-the-know can fully appreciate.

Josie Rourke’s innovative production is full of fine performances and provocation.

Martin McDonagh's latest work is a disjointed, dispiriting, sloppily structured, deeply disappointing farrago.

This perplexing play's meaning will vary from viewer to viewer depending on one's experiences of life, death and everything in between.

Director Simon Godwin handles the sprawling expanse of Shakespeare’s challenging play with cinematic effect.

Bonnie Langford shines in the best musical in London right now.

Despite the school shootings that have happened since the film, the musical continues to land in multiple cities.

Despite the gratuitous self-indulgence and unnecessary digressions, Andrew Lloyd Webber's memoir offers some valuable insight into his musicals.

Martin McDonagh’s 1994 blood-fest blends violence and comedy into a unique cocktail.