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Bijan Sheibani’s production of Beth Steel’s play has lost none of its power as it returns to the West End

This adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s novel feels timely and necessary, although the tone can be patronising

Written in 1976 — after the pop-religious romps about Joseph and Jesus with Rice, and before the imperial phase of Cats and Phantom — Evita may be Lloyd Webber’s most…

Wiley totally inhabits the part of a spinster seamstress in Lynn Nottage’s portrait of 1905 New York

This adaptation of the Disney film is slick with some fun songs but somewhat lacking in strength

This tale of an interracial couple in America is a fresh and illuminating take on recent social and political history that’s already being rewritten elsewhere

The script is 43 pages of broken-up text, angry or futile speeches alternating with lists of numbers and types of medication, repetition (“flicker punch slash dab”), word association (“irrelevant, irreverent”)…

This new restaging, by Jess Edwards, features a piano at the centre of the staging – which acts as a means of escape and expression, but also as a symbol…

He’s from a family of stars — but with a lead West End role, now it’s Louis Healy’s time to shine, darkly

Based on a true story about a woman who was trapped upside down in a toilet, this musical from the team behind My Dad Wrote a Porno doesn’t come out…