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World renowned author Kate Mosse and Agatha Christie's great grandson James Prichard have announced the winner of the Witness for the Prosecution story writing competition for secondary school students. The competition was launched in January to celebrate 2000 performances of Witness for the Prosecution at London County Hall and a record-breaking 12 months for the production playing to 98% capacity. Budding authors

Witness for the Prosecution celebrates with a competition... Producers of the show, Eleanor Lloyd and Rebecca Stafford, have today announced the launch of a new story writing competition for secondary school students to celebrate 2000 performances of Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution at London County Hall. The production is more popular than ever after

We went to London County Hall for a production of Witness for the Prosecution. Here's what's we thought.

IMITATING the Dog - now thats a stand-out name for a stand-out company in its 25th year.

Imitating the Dog’s exciting live action-video fusion, which sets the Scottish play in a modern-day crime syndicate, leaves Lady Macbeth out in the cold

Adding their own flashbacks, narration and expletive-laced modern language, Imitating the Dog reimagine the Macbeths as damaged teens killing their way to the top of a criminal hierarchy

The award-winning theatre company is back with another feat of technical wizardry

Jamie Wilkes’s Parolles steals the show in Blanche McIntyre’s unromantic, social media-inflected production

Review - Alls Well That Ends Well, RSC, Stratford

PATRICK MARMION: Sondheim disciples who are not crippled by their political correctness will flock to see Into The Woods, but I can declare it safe for the rest of us, too.