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An African-American version of Arthur Miller, Idris Elba's musical and another Lorca tragedy: book now the three highlights of the Young Vic 2019 season

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Musical Man of La Mancha, inspired by 'Don Quixote' and featuring the song 'The Impossible Dream', returns to the West End after 50 years

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Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah collaborates with Idris Elba in new multi-media musical Tree

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Direct Yaël Farber re-imagines Federíco Garcia Lorca's Blood Wedding at the Young Vic

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Marianne Elliott directs a new production of Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic starring Wendell Pierce as Willy Loman

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The Royal Shakespeare Company's sell out production of Don Quixote is a riot on the West End

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The Polka Theatre brings the classic children's tale The Wind in the Willows to life this winter

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Antler's bold and thoughtful exploration of relationships, Lands, is on at the Bush Theatre

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Immersive 

With signature acting snippets and nostalgic anecdotes, Sir Ian McKellen celebrates turning 80 with an ambitious one-man show

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The Royal Shakespeare Company brings the Bard’s most famous love story to the Barbican Theatre

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Comedy stars unite in aid of the refugee crisis at Choose Laughs Festive Special

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Maisie Williams stars in Lauren Gunderson's fast-talking, two-character teen drama, I and You at the Hampstead Theatre

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After the success of Consent, Nina Raine returns to the National Theatre with a new play about the complexity of starting a family

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Chekov's earliest work is performed in London for the first time in an absurdist adaptation by Dead Centre

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It’s as if Christmas came early! Poet John Masefield’s much-loved tale The Box of Delights becomes a festive holiday show at Wilton’s Music Hall this winter

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Ian Hislop and Nick Newman's satirical WWI play returns to London's Arts Theatre

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Prolific playwright David Hare delves into 20 years of Labour Party history, but this heavy-going play is bogged down with Big Ideas and combative dialogue

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A West End transfer for Natasha Gordon's remarkable debut play exploring the comedy and devastation of ordinary life

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The China National Peking Opera Company returns to Sadler's Wells with two new productions

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Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo play Shakespeare's sensuous lovers in a large-scale revival of Antony and Cleopatra

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New York musical theatre bar hits London's Marylebone for five nights only

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Legendary director Peter Brook returns to the National Theatre with a strangely staid, under-powered new play

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We lift the curtain on the biggest and best plays opening in London this autumn and beyond

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A fresh new interpretation of the legendary collection of tales

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Vinay Patel's love story spans seven decades and three continents in An Adventure at Bush Theatre

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Warm yourself up this winter with Edinburgh Fringe favourite Hot Gay Time Machine at Trafalgar Studios

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From the makers of The Gruffalo comes Tall Stories' Room on the Broom, the best-loved children's book now adapted for stage

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Classical Music 

Come and experience Aurora Orchestra's gothic showstopper Smoke and Mirrors at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall, if you dare...

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Christopher Eccleston and Niamh Cusack star in the RSC's production of Macbeth, which transfers to London

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One of Shakespeare’s earliest comedies at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

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Alex Oates’ bitcoin-funded play about drug trafficking site Silk Road

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Michael Fentiman's revival of Wilde's ‘trivial comedy for serious people’ plays it remarkably safe, and lacks any memorable flair