The Garrick Theatre’s new version of The Miser looks like a winning formula. London loves a…

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Landing in the West End via Broadway and a spell at the Edinburgh Festival, The…

It was a delight to catch the Regent’s Park Theatre touring production of Pride and…

After much-acclaimed runs in both the National Theatre and Chichester, James Graham’s play, This House,…

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The Woman in Black, a play based on Susan Hill’s spine-tingling 1983 novella, is the…

As a comedy dedicated to comedy greats, the wonderful thing about Dead Funny is that…