To Kill a Mockingbird
Rhys Ifans stars as Atticus Finch in the London transfer for Aaron Sorkin’s much-hyped Harper Lee adaptation
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‘Endgame’ review
Paired with a brilliant Alan Cumming, Daniel Radcliffe shows off his gifts for physical comedy in this uncharacteristically fun night of Beckett
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Our favourite musicals
‘Mary Poppins’ review
This Disney musical looks and sounds magical – even if it’s a few shades weirder than the much-loved movie
‘9 to 5 the Musical’ review
Dolly Parton's somewhat hallucinatory musical is a wilfully preposterous crowd-pleaser
‘Mary Poppins’ review
This Disney musical looks and sounds magical – even if it’s a few shades weirder than the much-loved movie
‘Mary Poppins’ review
This Disney musical looks and sounds magical – even if it’s a few shades weirder than the much-loved movie
‘9 to 5 the Musical’ review
Dolly Parton's somewhat hallucinatory musical is a wilfully preposterous crowd-pleaser
‘& Juliet’ review
Joyously daft musical riff on ‘Romeo & Juliet’, based on the hits of pop maestro Max Martin
Les Misérables review
It’s been reworked, but ‘Les Misérables’ is still very much ‘Les Misérables’, in all its OTT glory
Our favourite plays
‘Leopoldstadt’ review
Tom Stoppard’s alleged final play sees him go out on an almighty high, in a weighty and moving drama about the rise and fall of Vienna’s Jewish...
The Woman in Black
This pitch black staging of Susan Hill's thriller is irresistibly eerie
To Kill a Mockingbird
Rhys Ifans stars as Atticus Finch in the London transfer for Aaron Sorkin’s much-hyped Harper Lee adaptation
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