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Look what’s blown in from the Windy City. Christopher Piatt, Time Out Chicago’s Theatre editor, tells Londoners what to expect from ‘August:...
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It’s been on the road for over 30 years and now it’s bringing its big top Shakespeare to Hackney: Time Out talks Bottoms with Footsbarn
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Until Sat Jan 3 2009, Duke of York’s Theatre
There are two unforgettable images in Rupert Goold's production of Harold Pinter's hypnotic play: one is of Michael Gambon's Hirst, his battered face more...
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Until Sat Dec 20, Old Vic
The Old Vic is transformed from its usual proscenium into an 'in-the-round' theatre for this rarely-seen Ayckbourn triple bill, directed by Matthew Warchus,...
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Until Sat Dec 20, Cordy House
For further information email bumbumtrain@hotmail.co.uk. Now in its fourth year, this site-specific fairground style theatre installation takes audience...
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Until Sun Jan 4 2009, National Theatre, Olivier
Fiennes takes the title role in McGuinness's raw and intense new adaptation of the Sophocles tragedy.
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Until Wed Mar 18 2009, National Theatre, Olivier
The National's imaginative and hugely popular adaptation of Morpurgo's novel returns. For ages 12 years and above.
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If you enjoy a family outing to the theatre at Christmas, don't leave it until the last minute to book tickets or you'll end up scrabbling to get seats. Many theatres have already started selling...
Time Out announces its winners for the Urban Scrawl playwriting competition for a new work...
New shows like 'Zorro', 'High School Musical' & 'Marguerite' plus old favourites 'Billy Elliot', 'Wicked', 'Hairspray' et al
Hollywood hearthrob Josh Harnett makes his West End debut in a stage adaptation of the Oscar...
Studio I: Just how many a-list stars can you rope into a single production? Cate Blanchett's...
Anyone who has yawned their way through the inanities of too many jukebox musicals must wonder...
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