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Ralph Fiennes on ‘painful’ comparison between young cast and Ukrainians at war
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Bridge Theatre: extraordinarily good

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Richard II at the Bridge Theatre review: Jonathan Bailey is electric

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Bridgerton star Jonathan Bailey to play ‘disastrous and charismatic’ Richard II

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Andrew Scott first to win film and theatre Critics’ Circle awards in same year

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A renaissance at the Royal Court? Don't rule it out

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John Lithgow stars as Roald Dahl in play about author's antisemitism

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Guys & Dolls at the Bridge Theatre review: blissful and exhilarating

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David Hockney to launch immersive experience at new London arts venue
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John Gabriel Borkman at the Bridge Theatre: dour Ibsen is hard going

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Royal Shakespeare Company announces new co-artistic directors for 2023

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The Southbury Child at the Bridge Theatre review: Jennings is a joy
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Sir Nicholas Hytner: Venues struggling with Omicron need support

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The Book of Dust - La Belle Sauvage review: wonder and confusion

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Nina Raine interview: ‘Why wasn’t JS Bach better at networking?’

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‘No substantial outbreaks’ from large events pilot scheme, says report

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A Christmas Carol at the Bridge Theatre review: ding dong!
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Zoë Wanamaker to star in new play about first ladies at Bridge Theatre
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Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr to open a new theatre in King's Cross
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Londoner's Diary: E-mail drama stabs critics of new Caesar
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Nicholas Hytner's Bridge Theatre opens its doors
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Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr on revolutionising commerical theatre
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Londoner's Diary: Whole Foods incurs wrath of Camilla Fayed
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Londoner's Diary: Party artist has four little letters for Nigel
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First Bridge Theatre season will see Rory Kinnear play Karl Marx
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Lloyd Dorfman: A tycoon blurring lines between business and charity
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Hytner: I won’t make another movie unless it’s written by Alan Bennett
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Nicholas Hytner interview: 'I respond strongly to the way Alan writes'
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The Blue Touch Paper: A Memoir by David Hare - review
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