It was worth the wait. Ian Mckellen's Lear is one for the ages, as King Lear and The Seagull, finally open in Stratford.
Maxim Gorky's Philistines - in a lively, colloquial new version by Andrew Upton has descended upon the Lyttelton stage.
What are the odds of surviving a fall from an airplane--without a parachute? The romantic fantasy A Matter of Life and Death, at the Olivier, has one possible scenario.
A revival of Kiss of the Spider Woman turns down the heat, but the play still retains its point and purpose.
Zoe Wannamaker gives a superb performance in the revival of The Rose Tattoo, at the National.
The Glass Menagerie revealed a raw new American writing talent...
This Dream is so visually stunning from the start it seems to wake the eye up to a whole new spectrum of colour...
It is perfectly legitimate for composers to create an entire work around a set of variations...
There is something brave about The West Wing star Richard Schiff confronting his well-documented stage phobia...
The Entertainer emerges as a good involving play...
