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The Donmar’s associate director Max Webster presents a befuddled production of Henry V, starring a flat Kit Harington, that favours style over substance
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Director Lyndsey Turner revives Caryl Churchill's 2000 play Far Away at the Donmar Warehouse – and the 'world at war' drama seems more relevant than ever
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Following on from Josie Rourke, director Michael Longhurst takes over at Covent Garden's coolest theatre
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Peter Strickland's 2012 horror film Berberian Sound Studio is adapted for the Donmar Warehouse stage starring The Bodyguard actor Tom Brooke
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A Pulitzer-winning study of American racial divides, poverty and industrial malaise transfers to West End after impressing at Donmar Warehouse
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Lia Williams is an irresistible Miss Jean Brodie in this smart, sharp story of desperation and devotion
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Drastically different Shakespeare, contemporary literature and aristocratic decline make for an exciting new season of shows at the Donmar Warehouse
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Director Lyndsey Turner brings the grand Ballybeg Hall and the family dramas within it to the Donmar Warehouse
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James Macdonald's lively production of William Congreve's satire of desire, fortune and greed wows the Donmar
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Director Robert Hastie revives Peter Gill's landmark story of two men in love in 1960s Yorkshire
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New writing, a modern classic and a revamped Restoration Comedy make for an exciting new season of theatre at the Donmar Warehouse
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Director Yaël Farber makes her Donmar debut with an atmosphere and intense revival of David Harrower's play about a miller, a ploughman and the ploughman's wife
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A government committee investigating the collapse of Kids Company charity is subject for a new musical at Donmar Warehouse
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Michelle Terry and Rosalie Craig share personal experiences of childbirth in this workshop performance at the Donmar Warehouse rehearsal rooms
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Director Kwame Kwei-Armah returns to the Donmar with a revival of Ibsen's play about a lighthouse-keeper's daughter
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Bertolt Brecht's satire about a fascist dictator's rise to power gets a timely revival at the Donmar Warehouse starring Lenny Henry
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Steve Waters shows how politics are coming full circle in this potent, pacy and all too prescient new play about the 1981 Labour Party split
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Donmar Temporary Theatre brings a stunning trilogy of all female Shakespeare productions to King's Cross
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The Donmar Warehouse put our own political climate in the spotlight with a searing new season about the struggle for, the rise to, and the exercise of power
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This story about Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X floats from lightness to profundity and stings with relevance
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After the death of playwright Brian Friel, Faith Healer is revived at the Donmar Warehouse, directed by Lyndsay Turner
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Zoe Wanamaker stars in the world premiere of Elegy, Nick Payne's new play about the repercussions of neurological advances
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Sex, intrigue and betrayal dominate in this searing revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses play, Donmar Warehouse 2015.
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French play Le Voyageur Sans Bagage is revived and revamped by playwright Anthony Weigh and director Blanche McIntyre for the Donmar's Spring season 2016
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A new play by Christopher Shinn, Teddy Ferrara uses LGBT students' suicides to give a nuanced exploration homophobia
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The Donmar London premiere of playwright Abi Morgan's Splendour is a tense, intelligent and expertly performed by an all-female cast.
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It may not be as shocking or searing as when it premiered in 1999 but this Donmar Warehouse Closer revival still sizzles, says Lucy Brooks
