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Even when it stretches plausibility – those wigs! – this sprawling immigrant aspiration story is a pleasure to watch

The show has been tinkered with too many times and you can see the layers of each era in every line, like a chunk of rock, striated with Aristophanes’s original,…

“It’s very much a farce, particularly when this woman enters their group for the first time, Margaret,” he says, “Seeing the rubber meet the road, where they have to stand…

Imelda Staunton stars opposite her real life daughter Bessie Carter in a George Bernard Shaw production that tends to drag even with huge cuts

Steve Furst and Jo Stone-Fewings are enjoyable as the two reverends, Parris and Hale; the former pumped up by the chance to capitalise on a scandal that originated under his…

The Open Air theatre season kicks off with this corn-obsessed musical full of chirpy gags and songs

Blair Gyabaah plays Ibrahima as an effervescent kid, happy, warm, a child who will do anything for other people, but has to work from a young age to help support…

“The show is about a rock band in 1976, who have been on tour since the release of their first album, are extremely tired, and are thrown into the studio…

The two actors tackle challenging material with aplomb in this tight, thought-provoking two hander

The Jermyn Street theatre respond to the news that writer Ibrahima Balde has been denied a UK visa to attend the premiere of a play based on his life