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Dominic Dromgoole directs an all-new, but entirely faithful rendering of the classic love story, with Ellie Kendrick and Adetomiwa Edun as the lovers from different warring factions.
Performed in period costume, with Shakespeare's florid, moving poetry preserved, but still as vital and relevant as when it was first performed, this will be one of the shows of summer. Photo credit Kurt Egyiawan
Five rooms at the Tate will house photographic works by five contemporary photographers exploring the power of the camera as a documentary medium. Themes range from conflicts in Iraq, elections in Congo...
After Ai Weiwei's damp squib of an installation back in 2010, 2011 sees British Berlin-based contemporary artist Tacita Dean take up the challenge of doing something interesting in the Turbine Hall at...
An epic journey of self-discovery for the eponymous Pippin, prince and son of Charlemagne, as he grows up and prepares to take his father's throne and all the complications that come with it.This musical ...
Celebrating 2 years in the business, Chaos Theory is taking over The Miller today for a day of bands, boozing and music that ranges from experimental metal to vaudeville jazz.
In Emily Mann's fantastic 1984 play, the trial of The People Vs. Dan White is itself put on trial and found guilty of a miscarriage of justice. After shooting the mayor of San Francisco in 1978 and the...
Conor McPherson describes his 2001 play as one that he couldn’t ignore, and while this three-hander couldn’t be said to clamour for your attention, it certainly has a quiet magnetism.
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Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's classic story of passion and deception receives a makeover from director Joe Hill-Gibbins.Beatrice-Joanna is madly infatuated with Alsemero and desperate to get out ...