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Laughing Boy by Stephen Unwin at Jermyn Street Theatre

The tragic thing is that the sort of events dealt with in this true story are still happening all over the UK.

Full cast, including Meg Bellamy and Adelle Leonce, announced for A Child of Science world premiere

See who is joining Tom Felton in the new play

Finn Cole to star in European premiere of Red Speedo

The Peaky Blinders star will be diving into his stage debut

Finn Cole to Make Stage Debut in Lucas Hnath's Red Speedo

Matthew Dunster will direct the production at the Orange Tree Theatre in the U.K.

Ockham's Razor: Tess review – circus spin finds light and laughter in Thomas Hardy's tale | Stage

This company’s skills cleverly animate the characters in a dreamlike production that does not blunt the novel’s tragedy

Tess | The Arbuturian

The company Ockham's Razor takes its name from a principle devised by the medieval philosopher, William of Ockham. Very simply, it posits that, given the choice of two explanations, you should always choose the simpler one. It is sometimes known as the "law of parsimony": the razor shaving away the unnecessary to present the essence. And that is exactly what the company has done with Thomas Hardy's greatest heroine, Tess of the d'Urbevilles, in Tess, currently at the Peacock Theatre. Now, given that the Peacock is part of the Sadlers' Wells stable, you might imagine that this is a dance company – and certainly there is dance involved in the production (there's a particularly delightful harvest dance bathed in golden autumnal light). However, Ockham's Razor defines itself more as a combination of contemporary circus and physical theatre. Above all, though, they are master story-tellers. Tess's story is one of terrible injustice and it has b

U.K. Premiere of Kim's Convenience, Starring Ins Choi, Officially Opens January 12

The 2011 stage play spawned a Netflix sitcom adaptation of the same name.

U.K. Premiere of Kim's Convenience, Starring Ins Choi, Begins Performances January 8

The 2011 stage play spawned a Netflix sitcom adaptation of the same name.

Dreaming and Drowning, Bush Theatre - dense and intense monologue about Black queer identity

Dreaming and Drowning at Bush Theatre Studio – review

Writer and director Kwame Owusu’s solo play runs until 5 January