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THE TEMPEST

at Shakespeare's Globe

A RIGHT PROPER LEAVE TAKING

Shakespeare’s Globe starts its summer season strong with a storm and a shipwreck.

Reviewed by: MICHAEL COVENEY

HAMLET

at Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon

LITTLE BOY LOST

RSC re-boots the play with another outstanding performance from Jonathan Slinger in a production by David Farr.

Reviewed by: MICHAEL COVENEY

CHILDREN OF THE SUN

at the National (Lyttelton)

BOURGEOIS ISOLATION

Though not the best play Maxim Gorky ever wrote, Children of the Sun is in good hands with this National production.

Reviewed by: CLIVE HIRSCHHORN

UNTOLD STORIES

at the Duchess

MUSICAL MEMOIRS

Playwright Alan Bennett opens up with an autobiographical show.

Reviewed by: KATE BASSETT

ONCE

at the Phoenix

FALLING SLOWLY

Quite simply, Once is built around good songs, a talented cast and a good old-fashioned love story.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

ONCE

at the Phoenix

GUY AND GIRL

The Broadway import strays from the Broadway musical formula.

Reviewed by: CLIVE HIRSCHHORN

THE BOOK OF MORMON

at the Prince of Wales

MISSIONARY CONTRITION

London can now see what all the Broadway-goers were raving about.

Reviewed by: RACHEL HALLIBURTON

QUARTERMAINE'S TERMS

at Wyndham's

MILKING THE CLOCK

Simon Gray's Chekhovian 1981 play centers around a man doing as little as possible.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

PETER AND ALICE

at the Noel Coward

CHILDHOOD DREAMS

This new drama by John Logan gives off a graceful, elegiac expression of poetic yearning.

Reviewed by: SAM MARLOWE

THE LOW ROAD

at Jerwood Theatre, Downstairs

CULTURE OF GREED

Dominic Cooke chooses a new play by Bruce Norris to be his farewell production as artistic director.

Reviewed by: CLIVE HIRSCHHORN

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SCHEDULE UPDATES -

Yes, Prime Minister contracts its run, while A Chorus Line expands its own.

POWERHOUSE OF THEATRE - After 11 years as the Almeida Theatre's artistic director, Michael Attenborough is stepping down to focus on directing.

SONGS FROM THE HEART - Once the Tony-Award winning musical is set to hit London in January.