Mark Rylance is back in the latest revival of Jez Butterworth's groundbreaking play alongside the equally wonderful Mackenzie Crook as his hanger-on mate Ginger
By John Nathan
A pioneer nurse meets a noisy end
Ben Brown's new play is about an unlikely meeting
By Ben Brown
Deli Segal's one woman show is about a typical young Jewish woman caught between two worlds
By Keren David
Five stars for this challenging play about art
Rafe Spall shines in this excellent adaptation
Last seen on stage as an actor in Leopoldstadt, Alexis Zegerman takes on the genre of the great American family play
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John Nathan reviews Jean Cocteau’s experimental telephone monologue
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The Weathering, Solo Echo and DGV: Danse a Grande Vitesse are part of a special triple bill by the Royal Ballet
By Joy Sable
In anticipation of... an upbeat musical in which stranded band members promote Middle Eastern harmony
Playwright Alexis Zegerman is walking in the shadow of giants like Arthur Miller with this vivid drama
If you love the verbal combat of a Mamet play, you will find something to like about this two-hander
As he directs Ralph Fiennes in David Hare’s latest play, Sir Nicholas Hytner meets John Nathan
Adding oversight may ruin the work of playwrights, says John Nathan
A reluctant Shylock in a racist world
A controversial hit comedy will return to the West End seven years after it was first shown