From Greek myth to 1940s Hollywood.
Infectious fringe fare near Canary Wharf.
Choreography lost amongst chaotic concepts.
Star comes to Hammersmith.
Go back to 1920s New York.
Family farce at the National Theatre.
A light-hearted play about personal belief for old and young.
Harrowing history, colourfully recounted.
See four previous Edinburgh shows at Kings Place.
Witty, joyful, sometimes plain daft dance.
Kings Head Theatre cooks up a treat.
On at the Coliseum today only.
Tickets on sale 30 March.
Now touring the UK.
Hard-hitting, both emotionally and physically.
How to make a drama out of a marital crisis.
A John Ford classic at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
Poignant dance-theatre (with the longest title ever).
Gecko's show, Missing, finds new home.
Anthony Dowell's production returns to the Royal Opera House.
Zoë Wanamaker does her best in a dull play.
This time you can play with your food.
The animal desires behind our need to nest.
Who knew legalese could be this interesting?
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