After more than a decade of chaos and war, fed-up Libyans are clamoring for peace — and making clear they’ve had enough violence: “We want to taste life, not death.”
Three productions — two fictional walking tours and one “docu-theater” play — weave New York City’s landmarks into interactive theatrical storytelling.
“Dance is basically language, like another form of writing,” said Purnell, the author of “100 Boyfriends.” He is bringing a new solo piece to Performance Space New York.
Honoring Pride, Juneteenth and the Fourth of July, the festival features Idina Menzel and Tonya Pinkins alongside poets, fire artists and marching bands.
The updated musical version of the popular film challenges preconceived notions about the protagonist’s appearance. A take on “Oklahoma!” similarly offers a twist on a classic.
As a Black woman, she blazed a path Off Broadway with an intuitive grasp of “how a story should be told, particularly a Black story,” Giancarlo Esposito said.
I couldn't understand a word of Socrates at school, it was all Greek to me. So I am indebted to Howard Brenton for clarifying his philosophical utterances in this smart play.
Two ambitious scientists are concerned with honey bees in this heady and data-heavy new play, a production of the National Asian American Theater Company.
THE CAR MAN REVIEW: Matthew Bourne has taken Bizet's Carmen and turned it into an adrenalised, heart-pumping sexual thriller that fills every inch of The Royal Albert Hall with exhilarating dance. It's only on until Sunday, so rev your...
Racine's play about the conflict between Roman stepbrothers Nero and Britannicus was written in 1669. Timberlake Wertenbaker's superb translation brings it into the modern world with great success.Nero's conniving mother Agrippina...
Tennessee Williams's breakthrough play is a painfully honest examination of his own family history. Abandoned by her husband, faded Southern belle Amanda Wingfield struggles to maintain a vestigial respectability with her two children,...
BRITANNICUS REVIEW: A fantastically entertaining modern dress look at the early days of Emperor Nero at the Lyric Hammersmith. The razor-sharp script is anchored by a sensational central performance from William Robinson as the mad, bad...
STRANGER THINGS has become a hit Netflix show and now fans can visit the Stranger Things experience in London for the ultimate adventure. Opening this summer, find out how to get tickets to the brand new experience here.
The story of a Malibu Barbie who gets into Harvard Law School in pursuit of the love of her life is a classic tale of a woman's determination bucking the odds. And Elle Woods scores over her fellow students while retaining her own...
MARINA CARR's play refocuses the ancient Greek drama of Agamemnon on to his wife Clytemnestra. Self-styled King of Kings Agamemnon sacrifices his daughter Iphigenia to ensure success in his war against Troy.
Disabled-led theatre company Graeae has announced plans for a three-month digital programme designed to celebrate D/deaf and disabled artists. Harry Potter playwright
The reopening of Bolton’s Octagon Theatre following a £10 million redevelopment has been postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, leaving the organisation