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A must-see bullseye. A nutri-bullet for the soul

Fascinating, frustrating, worth experiencing. Perhaps platonically.

There’s a rapt self-communing in this production of Three Sisters. A must-see, it glows long after you’ve left it.

Its claustrophobia overwhelms and moves, whilst leaving Dead Centre room for yet another slant on Ilya Kaminsky’s imaginary.

This Medea deserves its fame. A must-see, though nearly sold-out.

An opaque, compelling gem from Det Norske Teatret and its director Horn; and the wonderful Coronet.

A quietly phenomenal, ground-breaking play, blistering in sumps of silence. See it.

Sheer spectacle powers this through, with a twist of unease for having seen it.

It begs questions: what couldn’t we do, if placed outside our own comfort station in life? Essential theatre. essential questions. A gem.

An exceptional revival.

bsorbs and remains indelible. Stella Powell-Jones is helming a quietly radical shift in Jermyn Street. And she’s taking the audience with her.

Potentially a revelation, perhaps a classic: a fully-articulated world around Anna, and not just her ghost.