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London Evening Standard Theatre Awards longlist revealed

19.10.11
Here we reveal the longlisted contenders for the 57th Evening Standard Theatre Awards, in association with Vogue... more

The Beggar's Opera, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre - review

04.07.11
Director Lucy Bailey presents The Beggar's Opera not as the romp we might expect, but with an atmosphere reminiscent of William Hogarth's perceptive prints, showing us a sickly world where carousing is always shadowed by complaint... more

Kingdom Of Earth has a sexually charged scenario

05.05.11
As flashes of humour illuminate the darkness, the intensity of the performances is paramount in Tennessee Williams's Kingdom Of Earth... more

Snake In The Grass has unexpected twists

15.02.11
With the current vogue for spookiness on the London stage at the moment, Snake In The Grass is an enjoyable scare... more

Gore meets beauty in Julius Caesar

11.01.11
Lucy Bailey’s bold production of Julius Caesar, first seen at Stratford in May 2009, begins with a scene that certainly isn’t in Shakespeare’s original... more

RSC settle into the Roundhouse

15.12.10
The RSC have settled in well at the Camden Roundhouse. With a range of productions on offer, the company of 44 actors are playing 228 roles... more

Summer in the shadow of Oedipus in Fabrication

12.11.10
Fabrication is, from its title onwards, intense and abstract but The Print Room are taking risks... more

Sex, violence and a large mixed grill in Macbeth

30.04.10
Lucy Bailey’s production of Macbeth at The Globe is startlingly gory. Blood and violence are everywhere.... more

Lucy Bailey is putting the sex into Shakespeare

21.04.10
For the Globe’s new season, director Lucy Bailey has set Macbeth in a world of sizzling erotic power – and cast the groundlings into hell.... more

Taming of the Bard: Globe stages first play written by a woman

15.02.10
The Globe theatre is to stage the first play in its history by a female playwright... more

Lucy Bailey: My intrepid lover, two white Africans and Mugabe’s thugs who wanted them all dead

04.02.10
Director Lucy Bailey’s documentary about the epic struggle of two ousted farmers in Zimbabwe has been shortlisted for a Bafta.... more

Mugabe and the White African is riveting

08.01.10
If moving documentary Mugabe and the White African isn't nominated for a Globe or an Oscar, it won't be for want of critical appreciation... more

Julius Caesar has blood but no guts

27.05.09
Recent events in Westminster should make this a particularly apt time for a run-out for Julius Caesar at the RSC Courtyard.... more

Lost elegance in Private Lives

29.01.09
Private Lives might not seem the most obvious choice for the Hampstead Theatre but is guaranteed to draw a loyal audience.... more

Co-stars in contest for best actress at Evening Standard Theatre Awards

07.11.08
Comedy co-stars Penelope Wilton and Margaret Tyzack will go head to head for honours at this year's Evening Standard Theatre Awards... more

Heavyweights of the stage battle for best actor prize

04.11.08
Kevin Spacey, Alan Rickman and Kenneth Branagh are in the running for honours in this year's Evening Standard Theatre Awards... more

Timon is credit crunch tragedy

07.08.08
Timon of Athens's Globe run is a rare theatrical curio given a gimmicky staging, but with a sterling central performance.... more

Is it a bard? Is it a plane? No, it's Timon at the Globe

06.08.08
These daredevil thespians are part of an original new take on Shakespeare's Timon Of Athens... more

Symbolic eels just slip away

10.07.07
Nell Leyshon's Glass Eels is a mildly preposterous drama of unhappy family relations in rural Somerset, dressed up in lashings of flamboyant symbolism, says Nicholas de Jongh.... more

Terrifying deja vu

15.03.07
Lucy Bailey's Don't Look Now is merely eerie compared to the spine-chilling film version, but it does takes time to look deep into the damaged souls of its characters.... more

Very bitter harvest for farm family

23.01.07
Playwright Nell Leyshon has plenty to say in Comfort Me With Apples, but just a little more sweating of the small, factual stuff would greatly increase her play's harvest. ... more


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