If you think theatre is boring, you haven’t seen a Robert Icke play
The radical young director talks to Laura Barton about reinventing the classics for a new age
The radical young director talks to Laura Barton about reinventing the classics for a new age
Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr, who had great success running the National Theatre, now have a new building to play with. Clemency Burton-Hill watches a stage being born
Aspiring playwrights are two a penny in New York. Emily Bobrow discovers why smart producers are betting on Lucas Hnath
After staging “Hamlet" in – almost – every country in the world, the Globe Theatre’s wandering players are performing it at Elsinore, Denmark, where the play is set
A timely new production of “Les Blancs” restores the voice of Lorraine Hansberry, the pioneering African-American playwright, to the stage
A revival of Sam Shepard’s dark and perplexing Pulitzer prize-winning play
An exhibition of Shakespeare-related documents could have used technology differently
In his new play, “Our Mother’s Brief Affair”, Richard Greenberg’s cleverness sends him off course
The Globe Theatre is taking “Hamlet” to – almost – every country on five continents. In this video, we go behind the scenes as they perform in Botswana and Zimbabwe
