It's gothic horror...but not as you know it
A new play tells the story of two women athletes picked to compete for Germany in the 1936 Olympics - despite their Jewish heritage. Only one was allowed to compete.
Andy Nyman's acting as Tevye is "impeccable" in the latest production of the shtetl-set musical, says John Nathan
A play about the legacy of the Shoah could have been improved by more laughs, says John Nathan
A new production of Fiddler on the Roof opens in London this week, and it goes back to shtetl basics
Is it worth trekking to Hammersmith for this pantomime? John Nathan thinks not
John Nathan is impressed by an understated Macbeth
Letters from playwrights and performers make a new book a must-read for theatre fans
This solo show deserves audience support says John Nathan
This adaptation of Zadie Smith's novel lacks bite, says John Nathan
Crude, smug and — sometimes — funny
This revival of a classic musical shows exactly how universal its message is by swapping characters' genders
John Nathan hopes that 'Hare’s next play will see the dramatist return as the potent theatrical force we all know him to be'
The Young Vic's production of Twelfth Night is short and sweet
John Nathan finds that Pinter’s immature politics no bar to these mini gems
Can you be both blood cell and virus? See play, Misty, says John Nathan
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