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In essence the plot is simple. A middle-aged white couple, Christopher and Lynette, enlist wealthy black neighbours Sihle and Bonolo, who they’ve hitherto largely ignored, to improve the “optics” of…

Billions star Stephen Kunken puts in a seductively charismatic central performance as a lawyer funded by Big Oil to derail consensus on limiting carbon emissions

The score of Oliver! is all killer, no filler, from Food Glorious Food to Consider Yourself to I’d Do Anything. It’s boggling to think that the witty book, wildly diverse…

We first see breathy, earthy Claire dressed in her mistress’s finery, bossing solemn, aggrieved Solange around and heaping opprobrium on her work, her clothes, and her rank breath. Crimp’s adaptation…

Today, Blue’s production still has the air of a cabaret performance, with the cast, band and backing singers occupying a stepped set only lightly suggestive of nautical architecture. A giant,…

Jamie Lloyd’s production has an incantatory, dream-like quality but instead of lightning in a bottle it’s a damp squib

Director Rebecca Frecknall’s vivid interpretation makes a hazily-remembered classic feel new and strange

Based on 70 pages of Tolstoy’s War and Peace, this is maddening and brilliant in equal measure

Drag Race judge Visage, 56, will serve as a co-producer along with her “dear friend” former *NSYNC band member Lance Bass, plus, Kelley Parker, Brian Pendleton, and the show’s writer…

The smut is as OTT as the sets, costumes and effects in this now annual staple of the theatrical calendar