All posts tagged national theatre

Returning to the stage after 25 years, Simon McBurney’s Mnemonic is a...

Over 40 years after Alan Bleasdale’s landmark polemic...

The very stage comes alive, ebbing and flowing with the rising tide of the...

Underdog: The Other Other Brontë, now gracing the...

In a world fraught with uncertainty and perpetual change, Dear Octopus...

Though Beth Steel received an ambivalent response to her...

Kin is a wrenching, transfixing and strikingly powerful performance. Imagined by...

Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Baker is no stranger to the National Theatre....

In this compelling rendition of Federico Garcia...

Beloved children’s book, Roald Dahl’s The Witches, makes for a wickedly...