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Ian McKellen as Estragon and Roger Rees, replacing Patrick Stewart as Vladimir, create a partnership that's simply moving
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Until Sat Feb 27, Barbican Centre
The venerable Peter Brook returns with a startling new epic exploring religious conflict in Francophone West Africa
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Until Sat Mar 20, Rose Theatre Kingston
Judi Dench first played Titania for Peter Hall in 1962; now she's taking the part again, in an interpretation that reimagines the young queen of the fairies as the ageing Elizabeth I of England
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Until Sat May 8, Noël Coward Theatre
Lucy Prebble's smart satire, in an exuberant production by Rupert Goold, transfers to the West End triumphantly after its acclaimed Royal Court run
Until Sat Apr 24, Apollo Shaftesbury
This edgy piece of new writing delighted critics and audiences at the Royal Court last year and is set to wow even more with its West End transfer
Until Wed Mar 17, National Theatre, Cottesloe
Questioning comedy about society's attitude towards old age, penned by Tamsin Oglesby
Critics' Choice
Until Sun Feb 28, King's Head Theatre
Promising sounding two-hander from the pen of acclaimed stage actor Oliver Cotton. Michael Brandon and Steve Furst are a pair of bickering thesps trapped...
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Until Sat Apr 17, Trafalgar Studios
Since 'The Caretaker' made his name in 1960, Pinter has haunted London theatre like a sabre-toothed ghost, his oeuvre sometimes seeming to revolve...
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Until Sun Feb 14, New End Theatre
Following a sell-out off-Broadway run, David Rhodes's one-man show about five characters harbouring dark secrets, transfers to the New End.
Brilliant offers on tickets for the biggest shows in town – including 'Wicked', 'Carousel', 'Les Miserables', 'Billy Elliot', 'Chicago', 'Dirty Dancing' and 'Avenue Q'
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New to classical music but not sure what to see? Read our updates on the Barbican's Great Performers season and hear the world's best orchestras, conductors and soloists.
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Until Feb 20 2011, Savoy Theatre
The Broadway hit musical about a homecoming queen who gets dumped and swots up to go to Harvard Law arrives in London with Sheridan Smith and Duncan James
A brittle satire with neither edge nor teeth, Jamie Lloyd's production of this Broadway import...
Varekai is the Romany word for 'wherever' and the premise of this show from Cirque du...
Shakespeare's Malvolio is the ultimate killjoy and surely a comic ancestor of Victor Meldrew....
Alan Bennett's new play is, among many other things, a teasing tribute to this very stage and...
It's 1860 and posh white English teenager Daphne is shipwrecked on an island where young black...
'War Horse' is a lovely piece of family theatre, based on Michael Morpurgo's novel about a...
Anyone who has read 'L'Argent', Emile Zola's nineteenth-century attack on the murky world of...
David Hare's new play looks at the sub-prime mortgage scandal, based on interviews with major...
Rising star Obi Abili takes on the role of Paul, the scarily plausible con artist who claims to...
James Earl Jones is perfectly cast as Big Daddy in this Broadway transfer of Tennessee...
On the strength of this ironically self-conscious West End debut - as an enigmatic movie...
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