Review: Affluenza, Riverside Studios - This hubristic new play revels in wild plot jumps and the baffling withholding of its star Noah Schnapp
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Review: Rent, Tom Stoppard Theatre - ‘Stranger Things’ star Gaten Matarazzo feels out of place in this sexy but shallow take on Jonathan Larson’s masterpiece
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Sacha Baron Cohen will make his stage debut in Quentin Tarantino’s The Popinjay Cavalier, opening at the Phoenix Theatre early next year https://t.co/KX1R7GRIT6
Review: Hay Fever, Wyndham’s Theatre - A brilliant ensemble cast lift a very trad Noël Coward revival, though big name Richard E Grant is underwhelming https://t.co/Besgv9fSGp
Review: The Standard of Living, Theatre Royal Haymarket – James Graham’s latest is flawed but fun (and almost certainly the most enjoyable play about an economist ever written) https://t.co/p4XweRWll1
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, @sohoplace Sensational off-kilter turns from Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup are made even better by the ultra-intimate staging at @sohoplace https://t.co/Pul9eO8A4v
Review: The Last Ship, Theatre Royal Drury Lane - Sting’s musical about the decline of the Tyneside shipyards is an awesome spectacle with decent songs and some mindboggling plotting
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Britain’s greatest living playwright Caryl Churchill has just announced a new play starring Kate O’Flynn, that will open next month https://t.co/6oYd91xjs2
here’s our review from the weekend of Man to Man starring Tilda Swinton and a reminder that as with every Monday performance, all tickets to tonight’s show go on sale at 9am on the Royal Court website – it’s sold out apart from Mondays
Review: Man to Man, Royal Court Theatre - Tilda Swinton returns to the theatre after almost 40 years and you can barely believe she’s been away
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Review: Kimberly Akimbo, Hampstead Theatre – Maria Friedman is sensational in this sweetly existential Broadway musical about a teen aging at four times the usual speed
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Review: A Month in the Country, Donmar Warehouse - Sophie Okonedo is superb as a jaded aristocrat slowly ripping her own world apart in Lyndsey Turner’s take on the Russian classic
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Review: Death Note: The Musical, Barbican Centre - This eye-popping musical adaptation of the smash manga about a killer notebook should have been braver with the source material
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Review: Jesus Christ Superstar, London Palladium – Eurovision star Sam Ryder is out of his depth in this otherwise broodingly sexy take on the Andrew Lloyd Webber classic https://t.co/zuqoSJqBCb
Review: The Guilty, Donmar Warehouse - Russell Tovey is terrific in this gripping realtime thriller directed by Felix Barrett from Punchdrunk
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July is upon us and here are our top theatre openings, from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar to Sarah Kane’s Cleansed and all the many points in between https://t.co/ejHHpffiPd