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A Walk in the Woods, Tricycle - review

18.10.11
At times a greater sense of volatility would help, yet A Walk In The Woods is a succinct, well-crafted drama that it would be wrong to dismiss as a period piece... more

Theatre wants looters to tell their stories for riot play

22.09.11
The Tricycle Theatre is to stage a dramatised investigation of the causes of the London riots... more

Theatre wants looters to tell their stories for riot play

22.09.11
The Tricycle Theatre is to stage a dramatised investigation of the causes of the London riots... more

I'm going after 27 years because of arts cuts, says Tricycle theatre chief

04.07.11
The artistic director of Kilburn's award-winning Tricycle theatre blamed Coalition spending cuts as he announced he was quitting after 27 years in the job... more

Tactical Questioning is another trial for our boys in Basra

07.06.11
Tactical Questioning covers the Baha Mousa Inquiry, which examined the 2003 death in the custody of the British Army in Basra of Mousa, who was found with 93 injuries to his body... more

Tricycle turns spotlight on death of Iraqi held by Army

12.04.11
Death of an Iraqi at the hands of the British Army will be examined on stage only weeks before the publication of an independent report into the scandal ... more

Donmar's director factory

28.09.10
The Covent Garden theatre’s prestigious training scheme has produced some of the best directors in the country — and now, Nick Curtis reports, a West End season showcases the new generation... more

The Great Game is nourishing and demanding

02.08.10
The Great Game — a dozen short plays and seven interludes — explores the conflict in Afghanistan from a range of perspectives... more

General gets on Tricycle to study Afghan history

23.07.10
Britain's top military commander has told why he is taking a delegation from the armed forces to the theatre to promote greater understanding of the task in Afghanistan... more

Indhu Rubasingham: We got too scared of feminism

09.06.10
Women, Power and Politics is the Tricycle’s latest cycle of new plays by some of our best female writers — and it couldn’t be more timely, director Indhu Rubasingham tells Johanna Thomas-Corr.... more

Greta Garbo Came To Donegal is a poignant, intelligent drama

12.01.10
The actors revel in the quality of the writing, none more so than Caroline Lagerfelt as Greta Garbo... more

Banal menace of prison conveyed in Category B

13.10.09
If Category B is a drama with few real surprises, that's because Roy Williams is taking aim at the tyranny of the inevitable.... more

The Tricycle tackles multicultural London

29.09.09
The Tricycle’s artistic director Nicolas Kent aims to take the temperature of multicultural London in the Not Black and White season... more

Play that ‘humanises’ the 7/7 bombers has London run

25.06.09
A play that empathises with the 7/7 bombers is coming to London after a string of theatres rejected it... more

Long and short of it in The Great Game

27.04.09
No former undertaking at the Tricycle has boasted anything like the scope or ambition of The Great Game.... more

Kevin Spacey speaks of pride at turning round the Old Vic

24.11.08
Kevin Spacey spoke with pride about his success in transforming the Old Vic as the Evening Standard celebrated the best of London theatre... more

Art-house cinema chain bans 'annoying' popcorn

11.08.08
Cinemas across London are to ban popcorn because bosses claim it is too downmarket... more

Theatreland up in arms over Arts Council sexuality quiz

02.04.08
The Arts Council has encountered ridicule and anger over attempts to force theatre and museum trustees to disclose their sexuality to obtain funding... more

Not doubtful enough by half

27.11.07
Arriving from New York garlanded with a Pulitzer Prize and dripping with acclaim, Fiona Mountford was disappointed by Nicolas Kent's lacklustre production of Doubt: A Parable.... more

Shining through a fog

15.05.07
The actress is delighted with her latest role, in Big White Fog at the Almeida, but admits to Siobhan Murphy it's a testing part to play. ... more

Extended run for play on the case against Blair

03.05.07
A play indicting the Prime Minister for aggression against Iraq is to continue for an extra three weeks.... more

Blair put on trial over Iraq

24.04.07
Tony Blair is investigated by the International Criminal Court to see if he could be indicted for aggression against Iraq in Called To Account, a remarkable piece of political theatre.... more

Can the Tricycle call Blair to account?

10.04.07
In the absence of a public inquiry, director Nicolas Kent is staging his own tribunal to test whether the Prime Minister should go on trial for 'the crime of aggression against Iraq'.... more

Rhyme but very little reason

06.02.07
Inept, unconvincing and painfully unamusing - Nicholas de Jongh's damning verdict of The War Next Door, a black comedy about domestic violence.... more

New play puts Blair on 'trial' over Iraq

08.01.07
A new play about the 2003 invasion of Iraq will be a 'balanced' look at the case for war, says the Tricycle Theatre's director Nicholas Kent.... more


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