The RSC favourite on ageing, wrestling with God, and why Hilde is no victim
Stanley Townsend, Daniel Mays and Hayley Squires round out a cast in which the women get little to do
Diane Page's revival of Shange's 1970s choreopoem comes to a warehouse theatre rebuilt around a ventilation chimney and recycled brick
An intellectual, an artist and a teenage communist meet in a Pyrenean camp, played by a cast of six
A long-promised staging of the manga phenomenon reaches the Barbican with vibrant visuals and a punishing score — but its death gods barely haunt
In Bed With My Brother return to The Yard with a Shaggs tribute as ramshackle as its subject — which may or may not be the point
Ex-Smoking Goat's Ali Borer refines the vast mid-Atlantic region into small plates and open flame on the corner of Nile Street
Crudelia's comida exquisita now has a permanent residency
Have you ever been swimming with eels? A nightmare for some, a strange fascination for my friend and me.
Learn from me though, put your best heels on, clunk on your baubles and move money over from your savings (you’ll need a fair wad)
This natural wine bar fulfils its main brief, but the food feels like an afterthought
The New York-style restaurant is proof that the 'appetite for pies with zippy, cartoonish branding has not abated'
