Writing duo behind One Man, Two Guvnors have created another rollickingly good farce
Dawn King’s play imagines how the very young may one day become judge and jury of the 'dinosaurs' who chose to pollute the planet
'This was the evening that Jewish theatregoers never knew they were waiting for until it happened'
Ryan Craig, Amy Rosenthal and Alexis Zegerman talk to John Nathan ahead of a special event showcasing new Jewish work
In this version of the much-loved musical, the nightmarish character is less high society fashionista than social media psychopath on a mission to go viral
There are pauses long enough to pitch a tent in this production of Josh Harmon’s excellent play
Can the actress ever escape Dorien Green, her glam and gabby character from 1990s sitcom Birds of a Feather?
Playwright Peter Morgan applies his fly-on-the-wall attention to Boris Berezovsky’s dramatic trajectory in a tale set against the fall and rise of Russia
Based on their own experiences at drama school, the series of six short plays will be performed at London’s Kiln Theatre next month
Much of the evening fizzes along in its dated, delightful way but this production would do well to follow the lead of the film version
The director transformed theatre forever
Ben Brown’s fly-on-the wall play imagines what passed between the top Nazi and the Swedish representative of the World Jewish Congress when they met in April 1945
Family squabbles which are ultimately pointless
A play that, in the fake news era, uses deceit to force questions about truth and who tells it
The genius of this high-tech show is that it compels its audiences to consider the moral conundrum of every conflict: how many innocents should die in the service of a good cause?
The verbatim piece, which addresses the 'ancient prejudice' against Jews, is to be staged at a theatre recently embroiled in a controversy over alleged antisemitism
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