After its triumphant win at the 2017 Olivier Awards, and a sell-out run in New York, Jon Brittain's critically acclaimed 'Rotterdam' returns to the West End with more trans dramas hitting the stage including 'Hir' at the Bush Theatre
This revival of Emma Rice's critically-acclaimed production for Kneehigh presents romantic love as a chemically enhanced state
Daniel de Andrade’s new staging of John Boyne’s novel is part of Northern Ballet’s generally successful push to widen its repertoire
Alice Birch's triptych of plays performed side by side and directed by Katie Mitchell is a courageous look at a family afflicted with severe depression and mental illness
Delta Air Lines and Bank of America withdraw support for New York staging of Shakespeare play recasting 'noblest Roman of them all' as tweet-happy President
Best known for playing Moriarty in BBC’s ‘Sherlock’, the actor reprises the role of Hamlet in the West End transfer of Robert Icke’s production
The new play by Inua Ellams is set in barber shops in London, Lagos, Johannesburg, Accra, Kampala and Harare
This solo work created in 2011 by choreographer and performer Khan is his most personal yet
The Royal Ballet celebrates its founder choreographer with a mixed programme of three of Ashton's works: ‘The Dream’, ‘Symphonic Variations’ and ‘Marguerite and Armand’
Robert Lepage’s one-man performance is his most autobiographical play to date
The revival of the 1944 Leonard Bernstein musical which is performed in the amphitheatre in Regent's Park deserves to be a helluva hit
Black actors wear whiteface and white actors assume blackface in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's play which deals with the issues of racial difference with playful provocativeness
Police reportedly told audience members there were 'concerns' about something found in the building
Boyega who is better known for his role in 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' stars in Joe Murphy's production of 'Woyzeck' revised by 'Harry Potter' script writer Jack Thorne
The Royal Ballet's young Artist in Residence Liam Scarlett creates a new one-act ballet set to music by Rachmaninoff which fails to impress
Adam Scott-Rowley has brought his entirely naked and thoroughly exhilarating performance to one of London's newest theatres which will terrify audiences in this unmissable one-man show
Rambert's much loved 'Ghost Dances' by Christopher Bruce is inspired by the oppression of the Pinochet regime in Chile
Yael Farber, who also directed the Old Vic revival of ‘The Crucible’ and the NT’s ‘Les Blancs’ last year, still proves that she does riveting ritual intensity better than anybody else
This play is based on the memoir by the former British diplomat Rory Stewart, who was posted to a province of the newly liberated Iraq to serve as governor
A revival of Tony Kushner’s two-part epic – set in New York about gay rights amidst the Aids crisis and a Conservative Reagan administration – is directed by Marianne Elliott