Set to Nina Simone songs, Ben Duke's first work for Rambert blends speech and dance in a work that admits it has no solutions for the current horrors of the world 

The glamorous dancer performs three works, with a de luxe supporting cast

David Greig's adaption of Aeschylus' story of women refugees transforms 27 local young women from London into storytelling masters, in a timeless, fantastical production of colour, song, and movement

'It is incorrect, unfair and irresponsible to say that everybody knew,' said the current artistic director

The ‘Breaking Bad’ star plays news anchorman Howard Beale in the stage adaptation of Paddy Chayefsky’s 1976 film, walking the line between anger and madness perfectly

The star of American sitcom 'Frasier', Grammer, stars in a new musical about a father-and-son relationship, which ends up pulling at the heartstrings

Spectators watched on in concern as British star 'lost it emotionally' on stage

Twyla Tharp and Arthur Pita create new works for The Royal Ballet, alongside Hofesh Shechter’s 2015 'Untouchable'

Directed by Kathy Burke, written by Sam Bain, and starring three familiar faces from British TV in recent years, this is a production loaded with talent

'It just never occurred to me that Kevin would be interested in me in the first place. Besides, I thought, Surely he can’t be coming on to me like this right in front of my dad'

Making its European Debut at Clapham Omnibus, Kieran Lynn?'s play on social ills is set in the moral wasteland of a payday lending company

Rice leaves Shakespeare's Globe as its artistic director on a good note with a musical adaptation of the 2010 French-Belgian rom-com film ‘Les emotifs anonymes’

Royal Court Theatre’s Victoria Featherstone has described the Weinstein allegations as the ‘opening of the floodgates’

The Royal Ballet keeps trying with Kenneth MacMillan’s ‘The Judas Tree’, but this is a ballet that should have stayed buried

The Peking Opera perform the popular romantic farce, 'The Phoenix Returns Home'

Eve Best stars in Dominic Dromgoole's production as part of a year-long season of Oscar Wilde plays in the West End

Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, 'Origami', which launches this year’s Dance Umbrella festival, is performed at Battersea Power Station 

David Eldridge's new play is a wry, funny and touching meditation on the loneliness of the singleton in the era of the dating app