Familiar TV faces Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jane Krakowski, and Rory Kinnear make up a formidable if unlikely cast

This theatre landmark has been around for 20 years, but it still continues to create something new and uncomfortable

As Gatsby, Jamie Muscato brings stupendous vocals and a jarringly approachable goofiness to the most elusive of literary creations

As Gatsby, Jamie Muscato brings stupendous vocals and a jarringly approachable goofiness to the most elusive of literary creations

Samuel Edward-Cook is effective as the prowling fugitive, but Robert Icke’s risk-taking production is not as compassionate as it makes itself out to be

The show doesn’t begin when the lights go down

Original writer Amy Heckerling returns to adapt her iconic Jane Austen remix for the stage

Cate Blanchett stars in a three-hour production of the classic play that’s languid, thoughtful, and often hilarious

The ‘Wicked’ star delights in the extravagant speeches of Shakespeare’s homoerotic text

After a decade of anticipation, the much talked-about musical arrives in London

Duff’s Regina is such a monster in this production that it’s hard to feel any kind of surprise or sympathy, as she manipulates and is manipulated in turn

Leaping between its period setting and the present, Kendell Feaver’s adaptation of Noel Streatfeild’s 1936 book is as delicately balanced as a dancer en pointe

‘Desperate Housewives’ star Vanessa Williams turns in a decent performance as the fearsome Miranda Priestly, but this West End production feels frozen in time

Theatre Twitter is pretty much dead now, for a lot of reasons, but if Theatre Bluesky emerges in its place, it might look very different, says Andrzej Lukowski

Max Webster’s superb cast anchors an innuendo-laden production that leans into slapstick and visual gags with relish

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