Dominic Cavendish

Springwood squanders a rich political moment and the talents of Robert Lindsay and Jemma Redgrave in a drama better suited to radio

It sounds potentially monotonous – possibly even boring – as the premise for a drama: a solitary man sits at a desk, responding to emergency calls to the police.

From rock 'n' roll to Ross and Rachel, superheroes to skyscrapers, over the past two and a half centuries America has arguably had a greater influence than any other nation on how our lives look and sound.

From rock ’n’ roll to Ross and Rachel, superheroes to skyscrapers, over the past two and a half centuries America has arguably had a greater influence than any other nation on how our lives look and s...

With his Jesus-like looks and extraordinary vocals, the former Eurovision star leads an astonishing revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical

The four-man cast of Our Man in Havana brings 30 characters to life in a storyline that’s twistier than a rumba

These shows are the finest on stage, both the best-rated productions we have already seen and those to which we are most looking forward

There’s comedy and minor jeopardy aplenty in a peppy production that brings animal sparring and booty-shaking to the fore

Love remains in the air as the Globe's summer season continues. After an uproarious Midsummer Night's Dream and a beguiling Much Ado About

Watching Sarah Kane's gruesome second major play Cleansed (1998) is probably as close as you'll get, in the theatre, to sitting in on a modern-day torture chamber.