Chris Wiegand

Chris Wiegand Little is known about the real Thespis, father of tragedy in the sixth century BC.

The late choreographer heightens Ophelia and Gertrude’s stories yet squanders some of the speeches in an intense hour

There are drop-dead gorgeous designs and the performances are full of life but this off-kilter escapade has scattershot gags and unmemorable songs

There’s a rare chance to catch a Tony-nominated hit live from New York, plus blasts from the past including Rent, The Audience and Hugh Jackman as a singing cowboy

The theatrical prequel to the Duffer Brothers’ smash-hit Netflix series is to shut down in the West End and on Broadway this winter, after selling more than 1.5m tickets

Production fusing the band’s sixth album and Shakespeare’s masterpiece will open at the Barbican later this year

Hugely successful London show to open in the US, with performances beginning in March

The 84-year-old actor has spent decades bringing Samuel Beckett’s plays to life. Does his recent diagnosis give him new insights into playing ‘sad clown’ Krapp in a drama about age and the battlefield of memory?

What a lot of Krapp. Pardon my French but Samuel Beckett's haunting 1958 masterpiece about regret and isolation is having a moment.

Miranda and Eisa Davis’s concept album based on the 1979 film is to be realised for the stage, co-directed by Jenny Koons and Hamilton’s Andy Blankenbuehler