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The RSC's six-time Olivier Award-winning stage adaptation of the hit fantasy movie.
Bryan Cranston stars in Ivo van Hove’s revival of Arthur Miller’s post-war family drama.
A new play based on the hit Netflix series that serves as a prequel to the eerie events in Hawkins.
Three adopted sisters pursue their dreams in a house full of fossils and unexpected allies.
A revival production of Agatha Christie's intense courtroom drama.
Mischief Theatre's new 1960s spy spoof arrives in the West End with bungled missions and comic misfires.
Dark comedy on Mary Todd Lincoln’s final days, written by Cole Escola and directed by Sam Pinkleton.
The improvised comedy based on Jane Austen's novels returns to the West End.
The eighth story in the Harry Potter series told in an epic 2-part play. Winner of 9 Olivier Awards.
Olivier Award-winning comedy where everything goes wrong for the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society!
Two friends’ marriages are tested when a former lover makes an unexpected return.
Agatha Christie's mystery drama has been entertaining audiences for a record-breaking 70+ years.
Channing Tatum's 90-minute show male stripping show.
A Cold War spy’s final mission unravels loyalty and betrayal in this gripping stage adaptation.
New horror play by Levi Holloway, directed by Felix Barrett, explores a haunting in London.
Three couples face scandal and surprises in this sharp, farcical take on love and respectability.
Billy Crudup and Denise Gough star in Roth’s new stage adaptation of the classic 1952 film.
Sheridan Smith stars in Alan Ayckbourn’s revival, directed by Michael Longhurst.
Directed by Caitríona McLaughlin, starring Nicola Coughlan, Éanna Hardwicke, Siobhán McSweeney.
Tom Stoppard’s revival stars Felicity Kendal, directed by Jonathan Kent at Hampstead.
Immersive sci-fi comedy draws on theatre, dance, music and magic from Douglas Adams' classic.
Conor McPherson adapts Suzanne Collins' dystopian epic, directed by Matthew Dunster with stunning stagecraft.
A reimagined, haunting drama of Mary Lincoln’s battle for truth, legacy, and self-definition.