Arts

Conor McPherson's musical is a sensitively crafted production about the Great Depression, featuring great tracks from Bob Dylan's rich discography.

NYGASP's 'Mikado' is replete with clever updates, but its rich flowering of stage basics is what makes it a great Gilbert and Sullivan production.

With the actor's own words guiding Joe Stephenson's documentary, the film acts as a memoir from Ian McKellen.

Jamie Lloyd Company's latest West End production gives us a vibrant and refreshing poetry slam spin to the classic tale.

Cabaret superstar Sven Ratzke and brilliant pianist Christian Pabst's 'Where Are We Now' is an ardent tribute to David Bowie and a vivid efflorescence of two towering artistic personalities.

Thirty-two years on, 'The Woman in Black' remains a staple in the theater with its spooky twists and artistic creativity.

Part memoir and part lesson in acting, McKellen's solo show is a must-see on the West End.

Just in time for the holidays, the Secret Theatre presents a smashing new staging of the Christopher Marlowe classic 'Doctor Faustus.'

A stage adaptation of Clarice Lispector's stream-of-consciousness debut novel boasts a fine lead performance by Sarah Lemp, but sadly is not a page-turner.

In Heartbeat Opera's smartly staged and beautifully sung reimagining of Der Freischütz, the mystical story Weber adapted from a supernatural folk tale resettles comfortably in the American South.