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‘If Gillian Anderson is good, Billy Crudup is phenomenal’: Who’s Afraid of Virgina Woolf West End Review (opens the original)
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Sensational turns from Anderson and Billy Crudup are made even better by the ultra-intimate staging at @sohoplace I don’t think @sohoplace is the perfect venue. Nowhere with that name could be. But I do think it is the perfect venue for a production of Edward Albee’s 1962 masterpiece Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Certainly it goes without saying that any play starring Gillian Anderson could run in a much bigger theatre. But Marianne Elliott’s in-the-round production is so intimate – not to men
The 10 best new London theatre openings in October 2026 (opens the original)
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From Keira Knightley in ‘The Lives of Others’ to ‘High School Musical’ and Harry Judd, it’s all happening on the London stage this month The glut of big celebrity openings in September has left October a shade quieter than usual. It’s still one of the year’s busiest months however, and there’s still some pretty enormous plays: most notably Keira Knightley’s first stage role in over 15 years, in the latest from Britain’s hippest director. Elsewhere we have two members of the Stranger Things cast
‘Almost certainly the most enjoyable play about an economist ever written’ – James Graham’s The Standard of Living Review (opens the original)
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Kinnear is a delight as radical economist James Maynard Keynes in the latest from Graham at Theatre Royal Haymarket Describing the plays of James Graham as ‘history podcast theatre’ would be mean and inaccurate but also a bit true. To be clear, Graham has produced many wonderful works of drama. But even when he’s not at his absolute best dramatically you’ll still come out of one of his historical dramas having learned a lot. The Standard of Living isn’t quite Graham at his best dramatically, bec
A spectacular new ‘Alice in Wonderland’ immersive experience is coming to London (opens the original)
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‘Alice Immersive Wonderland’ will take you down the rabbit hole just in time for Christmas at Dock X in Canada Water It’s time to go down the rabbit hole: London’s steady stream of large-scale immersive shows continues apace with the imminent arrival of Alice Immersive Wonderland at Canada Water’s Dock X space. While the last few years have seen Dock X and the similar ImmerseLDN space play host to a string of spectacular history-based shows – Dock X’s last show was about the Vikings, and before
Lashana Lynch and a controversial play about Gisèle Pelicot are in the new Young Vic season (opens the original)
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New Young Vic boss Nadia Fall has announced the exciting final touches to her second season at the theatre New Young Vic artistic director Nadia Fall made a strong impression earlier this year when she announced her second season in charge of the iconic venue, with particular praise for a return to the European work that had been a characteristic of the venue during the 18-year golden age of David Lan’s tenure. Now she’s announced the rest of her second season – taking us up to summer 2027 – plu
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