Josie Rourke's production of Conor McPherson's modern classic puts you right there in the pub next to the men.

Nicholas Hytner’s contemporary Othello seethes with testosterone and brutish behavior.

Peter Nichols’ clever 1981 play sees people divide inside as they divide from each other.

An energetic revival of George Abbott's 50s musical opens this year’s Chichester Festival.

Though not the best play Maxim Gorky ever wrote, Children of the Sun is in good hands with this National production.

Playwright Alan Bennett opens up with an autobiographical show.

Quite simply, Once is built around good songs, a talented cast and a good old-fashioned love story.

The Broadway import strays from the Broadway musical formula.

London can now see what all the Broadway-goers were raving about.

Simon Gray's Chekhovian 1981 play centers around a man doing as little as possible.