Grenfell, In The Words Of Survivors review - Pointing the finger for a criminal injustice
A powerful verbatim play which is created from interviews with the residents at the heart of the Grenfell Tower fire
Disruption review - Properly insightful about Artificial Intelligence
Hersh Ellis’s well-acted production conveys complex arguments about a hot-button issue
Beneatha’s Place review: Crackles with culture war tension
Contentious opinions in Kwame Kwei-Armah’s play makes it feel more urgent than ever
Crazy For You review: The joy of Gershwin adds fizz to our straitened times
Charlie Stemp stars as hapless New York banker Bobby Child in a fizzing, delightful morale booster
The divine Sarah: How the French actor became the first female celebrity Jew
Sarah Bernhardt both used and blurred her Jewishness to create the first image of global fame
Romeo and Juliet review: Radical adaptation with the pace of a thriller
Toheeb Jimoh and Isis Hainsworth excel as director Rebecca Frecknall brings air of street menace to story of star-crossed lovers
Obituary: Maria Charles
A formidable presence who played Yente opposite Topol in Fiddler on the Roof
Quest to discover the lost actress of Vilnius who is full of mystery
Diplomat Meryl Frank spent years tracing the wartime fate of her Lithuanian relative. But the truth was sitting on her bookshelf
Dear England Review: They shoot, they score …it’s a winner for England
Joseph Fiennes is bang on target as England manager Gareth Southgate in James Graham's excellently pitched football crowd pleaser
Groundhog Day review: A repeat production of fizzing delight
There is something very familiar - and brilliant - in the stage adaptation of the 1993 movie
James Bond theme tune lyricist Don Black: 'I’m lousy at most things, but I can write songs'
The Oscar-winning lyricist behind five James Bond theme tunes reveals how, at the age of 84, he is busier than ever
Royal Ballet review: Untitled 2023, Corybantic Games and Anastasia Act III
It's an intriguing triple bill
Tom Stoppard’s 'Leopoldstadt' is a big winner at 2023 Tony Awards
The play follows the experiences of a Jewish Viennese family over 50 years
Rose is a play that expresses the opinions of real Jews, even if you don't like it
To prevent Jews from being represented on stage because they might give succour to Israel’s critics is a cop out
The Shape of Things to Come review: A play on deception
Neil LaBute's play morphs from rom-com into a tense and disturbing power struggle
Aspects of Love review: A slick and sumptuous meditation on passion
Triumphant revival of Lloyd Webber musical sees Michael Ball return... but in a different role
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