John Simm is the perfect foil to Simon Russell Beale in this pithy political farce written half a century ago
Play about infidelity and betrayal gets West End revival with a standout performance from Wanamaker
Globe production finds comedy and tenderness in Shakespeare's enchanting masterpiece
Sondheim's one-time Broadway flop about showbiz now hailed as one of the great musicals
Jonathan Miller's production like a photo album of 1930s Parisian life with 'blindingly good' music
The Bourne Identity's Cox 'takes the breath away' in revival of Conor McPherson's haunting play
Shakespeare's birthday was celebrated this week, but the idea he didn't write his plays won't go away
National Theatre's gripping production is modernised Shakespeare at its best
Krister Henriksson wows critics in one-man psychological thriller in Swedish
'Brilliantly mordant' satire reveals Gorky's exasperation with Russia's middle classes
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Members of the anti gay-marriage movement in France gather yesterday in front of the Sorbonne, scene of the 1968 student protests 45 years ago this month.
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