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Highly expressive actor of impeccable technique that could encompass high comedy and full-blown tragedy

The first two parts of Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ exploration of the white and black working-class experience are full of swagger, banter and furious feeling

The production team behind the most anticipated show of the year tell Annabel Nugent about what makes ‘The First Shadow’ so different from the usual screen-to-stage adaptation, and why they hope the ‘Stranger Things’ monsters will frighten away the curse of Covid from the West End

Want to hit the theatre but sick of the seasonal fare? Look no further...

Here are the best festive shows for kids that London has to offer in 2023

Nicole Scherzinger, Sam Mendes, Ian McKellen... the glamour quotient was off the scale

Harland Walshaw writes: Peter Wilson took The Woman in Black from the cafe of the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, to the West End, where it ran for more than 30 years

Manchester’s Museum of Austerity uses AR to depict real people with disabilities who fell through society’s safety net

Despite being panned as ‘a dirty act done publicly’ on its London premiere, the tragedy is now regarded as a classic – here are three productions that radically shifted our perspective