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Here, Prospero’s scenes become a piece of ritualised storytelling between him, his daughter Miranda and the island inhabitants, Ariel and Caliban, who he has enslaved. They sit in a square…

This time-spanning feminist musical falls between unconvincing contemporary scenes and thin historic narratives but has its moments

When they meet in 1917 in Montgomery, Alabama, Fitzgerald has just dropped out of Princeton to join the Army, hoping that war will hone his fledgling authorial talent. Zelda, meanwhile,…

The wildly popular BBC show has teased that a “thrilling new hunting ground for our traitors” is in the works

Exceptional performances from Rosie Sheehy and Robert Aramayo drive this bleak and brutal play

Dante or Die revival reveals the empty novelty of being herded awkwardly through proceedings

Winter rolls on, but lucky for us, London is the perfect place to forget that. The West End is full of some of the best theatres in the world, and…

Sunday in the Park with George is a musical about a fictional version of Seurat attempting to finish his now-iconic painting in a Parisian park, alongside his long-time mistress, muse…

This adaptation of the classic Gary Cooper Western takes big risks but has propulsive storytelling

She said withdrawing from the production was ‘upsetting’