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THE KITCHEN

at the National (Olivier)

OUT OF THE FRYING PAN

So seductive is this whirling production, it keeps any reservations about the absence of realism on the back burner.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

THE KITCHEN

at the National (Olivier)

IF IT'S TOO HOT...

While lacking in a dramatic, storytelling sense, The Kitchen delivers with its high-energy theatricality and an interesting statement about humanity.

Reviewed by: CLIVE HIRSCHHORN

THE GOD OF SOHO

at Shakespeare’s Globe

CHEAP THRILLS

It's a painful thing to watch a play that is not daring yet clearly thinks it is.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

EDGAR AND ANNABEL, THE SWAN

at The National (Paintframe)

DOUBLE FEATURE 1

The industrial space gives these new 80-minute plays the chance to be presented with an edgy, experimental feel.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

SOUTH PACIFIC

at venues across the U.K.

ALMOST ENCHANTED EVENING

A musical that has accumulated a trove of accolades since 1949 seems to have lost some of its magic on its way to modern London.

Reviewed by: ALLEN ROBERTSON

CRAZY FOR YOU

at Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park

DANCING IN THE OPEN AIR

Few British productions deliver the all-American song-and-dance musical the way Timothy Sheader and Stephen Mear can.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

THE GLOBE MYSTERIES

at Shakespeare's Globe

FALL FROM GRACE

You can’t help but feel a little sullied by a show that robs one of the greatest stories in theatre of its mystery.

Reviewed by: CLAIRE ALLFREE

TOP GIRLS

at Trafalgar Studios

QUEENS AT THE TABLE

Caryl Churchill’s landmark play is rightly celebrated for transcending theatrical conventions.

Reviewed by: JOHN NATHAN

ANNA CHRISTIE

at Donmar Warehouse

SHIPWRECKED

The performances in this gripping revival of Eugene O’Neill’s 1921 drama sweep its audience away on a roaring tide of raw feeling.

Reviewed by: SAM MARLOWE

JOURNEY’S END

at Duke of York's Theatre

ANTHEM FOR A DYING SOLDIER(S)

David Grindley's production is possessed of a quiet, steely dignity that makes it impossible to leave without feeling newly shocked at the terrible waste of men at war.

Reviewed by: CLAIRE ALLFREE

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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.