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    Our theatre critics pick the hottest outdoor tickets in town, from Shakespeare at the Globe to quick-stepping parkour action on the South Bank

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  • Dances For a Lost Traveller

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    Until Sun Jul 12, Warehouse Theatre

    Signdance Collective return to the Warehouse Theatre with a new production which explores language and landscape through live music, film and signdance.

  • Moonshadow

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    Until Sun Jul 19, White Bear Theatre

    An impending total eclipse in Cornwall sparks havoc in a psychiatric unit in this production by mental health theatre group, Stepping Out Theatre. Written by...

  • As You Like It

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    Until Sat Oct 10, Shakespeare's Globe

    Eternal summer reigns in Shakespeare's woodlands, and actual trees are about the only thing missing from Thea Sharrock's exceptionally witty and touching...

  • Arcadia

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    Until Sat Sep 12, Duke of York's Theatre

    Tom Stoppard's dizzying 1993 drama is set in a country house in two different eras. In 1809, earnest young Lady Thomasina quibbles over Fermat's last theorem...

  • All's Well That Ends Well

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    Until Sat Jul 11, National Theatre, Olivier

    Oliver Ford Davies plays a sickly French King cured by a lowly beauty in Marianne Elliott's production of Shakespeare's bittersweet comedy.

  • Sister Act

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    Until Feb 13 2010, London Palladium

    'Sister Act' is definitely a marmite musical. You'll either love its effervescence, its razzle-dazzle set design and its shimmying chutzpah or the same...

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  • Phèdre

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    Until Sun Aug 2, National Theatre, Lyttelton

    Helen Mirren stars as the eponymous heroine in Racine's tragedy, translated into free verse by Ted Hughes and directed by Nicholas Hytner

  • Adventures in Movement

    Festival of dance and physical theatre to celebrate the launch of Arcola's new Studio K space,...

  • Sister Act

    'Sister Act' is definitely a marmite musical. You'll either love its razzle-dazzle set design...

  • The Importance of Being Earnest

    Oscar Wilde's most popular comedy of manners gets a breath of fresh air in Irina Brown's new...

  • The Winter's Tale

    The Brits are the heavy hitters in Sam Mendes's first transatlantic ensemble: old hand Simon...

  • The Cherry Orchard

    Sam Mendes directs a transatlantic company in Tom Stoppard's new adaptation of the Chekhov...

  • Collaboration/Taking Sides

    Ronald Harwood's double bill about musicians in Nazi Germany transfers from Chichester

  • Avenue Q

    'Sesame Street' meets 'South Park' in this Broadway smash, returning to the West End following...

  • Waiting for Godot

    Samuel Beckett's masterpiece returns with Sean Mathias directing Simon Callow, Ian McKellen,...

  • Carrie's War

    Adaptor Emma Reeves and director Andrew Loudon, the team behind syrupy productions of 'Anne of...

  • Hamlet

    Jude Law wrestles with one of the greatest challenges in the Shakespearean canon. Just don't...

  • Romeo and Juliet

    Romeo (Adetomiwa Edun) and his pals are a gang of giddy, capering youths, with Philip Cumbus's...

  • Priscilla Queen of the Desert

    Just when the Minogue sisters thought they had the 'Aussie glamour' thing sewn up, Jason...

  • Peter Pan

    New stage musical of JM Barrie's classic story, performed in a specially-commissioned pavilion...

  • War Horse

    Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris's critically-acclaimed adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's...

  • England People Very Nice

    New comedy – with songs – surfing four waves of immigration in Bethnal Green, from...

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