Family squabbles which are ultimately pointless
By John Nathan
A play that, in the fake news era, uses deceit to force questions about truth and who tells it
You don’t often see a performance that is flawless, but this is just that
What to see this weekend
The genius of this high-tech show is that it compels its audiences to consider the moral conundrum of every conflict: how many innocents should die in the service of a good cause?
The 97-year-old Jewish showbiz veteran will perform 'That’s Entertainment' at The Pheasantry in west London next week
The verbatim piece, which addresses the 'ancient prejudice' against Jews, is to be staged at a theatre recently embroiled in a controversy over alleged antisemitism
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The Jewish actor and comedian performed in character as the once-successful comedian Buddy Young Jr. from his Broadway musical 'Mr. Saturday Night'
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The theatre has been under fire in the recent past for its portrayal of Jews
Director Lucy Moss has given her energetic and hugely entertaining revival a modern-day feel with a smattering of mobile usage
Nikolai Foster’s Leicester Curve production of Grease is awful mostly because it conforms to every expectation
I just can’t say no to this darkly psychological revival of the classic musical
The second instalment of David Eldridge’s trilogy isn’t quite as compelling as Beginning but it’s good enough to look forward to End
The veteran actor feared his career was over when theatres closed
Mark Rylance is back in the latest revival of Jez Butterworth's groundbreaking play alongside the equally wonderful Mackenzie Crook as his hanger-on mate Ginger
A pioneer nurse meets a noisy end
