A full recording of Lauren Gunderson’s I and You at London's Hampstead Theatre, starring Game of Thrones Emmy nominee Maisie Williams and Zach Wyatt, will be available to watch for free ...

Hampstead Theatre has unveiled its Autumn 2025 season featuring a mix of premieres and a celebrated revival. See the full ...

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Yet Zeller hasn't entirely abandoned theatre for Hollywood - far from it. London's Hampstead Theatre is hosting the world premiere of his new play, The Forest (yes, the definite article remains ...

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Hampstead Theatre is thrilled to announce its upcoming season, featuring a line-up of eight new productions set to run from 7 September 2023 to 16 March 2024. The main stage will showcase three world ...

Max Ritvo (Eric Sirakian) has little patience for critics or bloggers who, according to his good friend and mentor, Sarah ...

I am in complete agreement with Dominic Cooke’s assessment of the damage to the entire theatre ecology if Arts Council England persists in its decision to withdraw Hampstead Theatre’s funding.

Playwrights James Graham, Dennis Kelly and Tanika Gupta are among a group of campaigners warning that Hampstead Theatre is at risk of becoming an “overtly commercial enterprise” with its ...

Staged in the Hampstead Theatre’s suitably eerie underground studio space, on an in-the-round stage above which hovers a scary flying dragon, the play explores human subjects such as grief and desire ...

Or maybe an even snappier dig at the abomination of the Arts Council’s 100 per cent funding cut to Hampstead theatre. But, no, it’s alcoholic black-outs that form the focus of White’s potent ...

Someday I hope to once again give a play at Hampstead a solid-gold ... in the day but this does not make it a natural fit for the theatre, where the audience is more complicit in the suspension ...