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Zoe Cooper’s vivaciously queer take on Jane Austen will make readers and audiences think twice. And Nicolas Kent distils a Holocaust fable to its chilling bare bones

With nine total projects, five are in the design process and four are going to start or continue construction this year.

REVIEW: Jane Austen died in 1817, just before her novel Northanger Abbey was published. She may be forgiven for dying all over again, thanks to this stage adaptation.

See first look photos of Wish You Weren't Here, a new comedy from Theatre Centre’s Resident Writer, Katie Redford (TAPPED, Theatre503; YELLOW LIPS, BBC Radio 4) have been announced for 2024.

Zoe Cooper’s adaptation of the Jane Austen novel runs until 24 February

It's no wonder that the Orange Tree Theatre is such a fan of Zoe Cooper. She received critical acclaim with both the beautifully touching Jess And Joe Forever in 2016 and the wonderfully perceptive Out Of Water in 2019 at the venue. There are many similaries here, with Cooper's deft handling of sexuality, friendship and social expectations, but this time taken from Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey. Is it another hit? Not quite.

All host fruit for the Oriental fruit fly to be removed from properties, with trees remaining in place.

James Lance is back in Richmond for Uncle Vanya

A 28-acre, large-scale housing and commercial development is continuing construction at the intersection of Immokalee Road and Randall Boulevard.

Ibiza’s Atzaró Agroturismo Hotel, located near the laidback town of Santa Eulalia, has welcomed guests including Rihanna and Shakira. Belinda Robey enjoyed the luxury accommodation, spa and food options during a mother-daughter trip to the Spanish island