On paper, she's at the upper age range of suitability for a heroine, the suicidal Hester Collyer, whom I last saw acted onstage by the formidable, much-missed Helen McCrory in a National Theatre ...

Top tip: if you're buying tickets for the stalls, go for aisle seats to get a good view as the cast weaves ... and now he's coming to the Theatre Royal Haymarket stage for the summer holidays.

Director Lindsay Posner’s recent highly acclaimed productions include the West End transfer of Noises Off and A View From The Bridge starring ... now in performances at Theatre Royal Haymarket through ...

Original cast members Tamsin Greig, Nicholas Farrell and Finabr Lynch have been joined by Hadley Fraser and Selina Cadell for the run at Theatre Royal Haymarket ... sell-out runs in Boston and NYC, ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view ... Theatre on July 6. She has also been playing the role of Debbie Aldridge in the BBC radio soap opera The Archers since 1991. Fresh from her five-star turn ...

Located in the vibrant Haymarket ... away from London’s best theatre, classical music and art, located on the third floor of South Bank’s Royal Festival Hall. Hovarda, the Aegean-inspired restaurant ...

And so The Deep Blue Sea begins with Hester Collyer, played by Tamsin Greig in this latest production at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, lying under a woollen blanket, seemingly dead. But she is ...

Now transferring to a cavernous West End theatre, the audience are relegated to observers peeping in, not guests at the dinner table. Perhaps that is why Tamsin Greig’s performance doesn’t ...

As a claustrophobic heritage project with an A-list cast, Posner’s production must have fitted beautifully into the 150-seat Ustinov Studio of Bath’s Theatre Royal, where it originated last year.

Posner’s production must have fitted beautifully into the 150-seat Ustinov Studio of Bath’s Theatre Royal, where it originated last year. Whether there are enough like minds in London to fill the ...