Brian Friel's new version of Henrik Ibsen's perfectly plotted tragedy may have, dare we say, improved upon it.

The Rodger and Hammerstein musical tosses out the notion that it doesn't much matter if men hit their women as long as it's done with love.

As back-catalogue tribute shows go, Soul Sister does well by Tina Turner and her music.

April de Angelis’ drama takes a swing at examining the life of a woman of 50 – and misses.

Timothy Sheader's full-throated musical production charts a period of intense social change in American history.

Mark Haddon’s international bestseller gets a wonderful adaptation to the stage.

Although Noel Coward himself tried to bury this piece long ago, it gets pulled from the deep here in fine form.

As part of the World Shakespeare Festival, this production of Much Ado gets relocated to today's India.

Nicholas Hytner’s riveting production brings Timon's tale to life in the midst of today's financial crisis.

Lyndsey Turner’s perfectly pitched revival honours the quiet notes of regret, pain and misconnection in Brian Friel’s 1964 play.