The story of love won and lost amidst the maelstrom of the fall of Saigon returns to the London stage.

Despite good acting and direction, this adaptation feels like it is following in Chekhov's footsteps.

A double agent's subversiveness may have germinated in his stuffy school days.

Kevin Spacey takes the stage alone as Clarence Darrow, recounting the man's long fight for justice.

This ingenious new adaptation of George Orwell’s dystopian classic drops the story right into our techno-addled laps.

This brilliant adaptation pairs physicality with elegance in depicting a grand saga of Tudor England.

This double-decker takes us back to the 16th century, imbuing historical figures with rich personalities.

Sean O’Casey’s startling play pits the savagery of the Great War against the swirling fortunes of its characters.

Trevor Nunn and a talented cast throw their effort at a play that isn't worth it.

Arthur Miller’s 1955 drama is revived with visceral intensity.