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See our complete guide to this year's London International Festival of Theatre, incorporating the much-anticipated 'Gatz' and four crossover pieces with the World Shakespeare Festival.
Alecky Blythe and Adam Cork's astonishing verbatim musical about the effect of the Ipswich Strangler killings upon the inhabitants of the titular road returns for a well deserved second season.
Ex-Globe boss, 'Jerusalem' star and all-round theatre hero Mark Rylance returns to the theatre's stage to take on the much-monstered role of the man who (allegedly) killed the Princes in the Tower from 14th July.
In this impressive theatrical centrepiece to the London 2012 Festival, Handspring Puppet Company – they of the famous 'War Horse' creatures – adapt the late Ted Hughes's bleakly magnificent poetry cycle.
Shakespeare's historical drama is relocated to a post-colonial Africa in this RSC/World Shakespeare Festival production in which Paterson Joseph heads an all-black cast. New RSC boss Gregory Doran directs.
Simon Stephens is the perfect choice to adapt Mark Haddon's enormously successful novel about an autistic boy who attempts to track down his neighbour's dog's killer.
Steam Industry Theatre returns to London's biggest and best free outdoor venue with a very free adaptation of Aeschylus's Orestia Trilogy.
Stephen Mangan and Lisa Dillon star in Joe Penhall's intriguingly outrageous-sounding comedy about a couple who adopt 'a whole new birthplan' when they try for a child.
Following on from 'Noises Off', the Old Vic plays host to another Michael Frayn play, Sheffield Theatres' acclaimed revival for his witty 2003 drama about murky coalition politics and the reunification of Europe.
Druid Theatre performs three of Tom Murphy's plays on Irish emigration - 'Famine', 'A Whistle in the Dark' and 'Conversations On A Homecoming' - in an epic cycle as part of the London 2012 Festival.
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