This play-within-a-play captures a touring theatre troupe’s production of "Nothing On" in three stages: dress rehearsal, the opening performance, and a performance towards the end of a ...

Written in the late Forties, premiered in Paris in 1953 and London in 1955 (where it ... is the best production I’ve ever seen. Theatre Royal Haymarket, booking to December 14, trh.co.uk To ...

On their current 1917 Heritage menu, you'll find delicate starters such as a Kiln-roasted Salmon Rillette and Confit Rabbit ...

Whether there are enough like minds in London to fill the 893-seat Haymarket ... I hope her performance packs out the Haymarket. Theatre Royal Haymarket, to June 21; trh.co.uk To receive the ...

It doesn’t help that there was another big play about Bach just four years ago in London, Nina Raine’s ... from Frederick himself to visit the royal court in Potsdam. It’s all rich terrain ...

As ever, London has plenty of world-class exhibitions and theatre shows coming up over the next few months. Here are the ones ...

The tried and sometimes true conveyor belt between Bath Theatre Royal to Theatre Royal Haymarket continues rumble on, bringing big old fashioned productions of big old fashioned plays with big ...

So the current revival of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot – which premiered in Paris in 1953 and then got a London production a couple of years later – features Ben Whishaw, a national treasure ...

Oliver Cotton’s drama – directed by Trevor Nunn and starring Brian Cox in a production that transferred to the West End from Bath Theatre Royal – leverages this historical irony to show the ...

Theatre Royal Drury Lane is currently home to a reimagination of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. But London’s oldest theatre has always pushed boundaries. Now offering dining ...

London’s theatre scene is the most exciting ... are doubtless quite enough to sell out the show. Where is it? Theatre Royal Haymarket. How much is it? £tbc. Why go? It’s good to have Morris ...

Written in the late Forties, premiered in Paris in 1953 and London in 1955 (where it won Most Controversial Play at the first ever Evening Standard Theatre Awards), Godot established Beckett as a ...