Guys and Dolls review – Nicholas Hytner’s gamble pays off
This immersive production of the New York musical has a bold design, superb singing and chemistry between its stars
June 2021
After Life review – an ode to precious moments and stage management
Jack Thorne’s adaptation of Hirokazu Kore-eda’s film about dead souls living out eternal memories is charmingly done
November 2020
Tristram Kenton at the Guardian
Sets appeal: staggering designs for theatre and dance – in pictures
We mine the archive of Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton for the great creations of designers including Tim Yip, Rae Smith and Tom Scutt
July 2020
Theatres that made us
'It's my second home': UK arts figures pick the theatres that inspired them
Arts venues have been hit hard by the pandemic and are still unable to stage live performances. In a new series, we celebrate their essential role
January 2020
The Welkin review – Maxine Peake leads Lucy Kirkwood's jury of matrons
Twelve bickering, bantering women must determine an accused murderer’s pregnancy claim in this admirable drama
April 2019
Olivier awards 2019: full list of winners
The Inheritance, Come from Away and Company are among the shows that have triumphed at this year’s ceremony
January 2019
The Inheritance wins best new play at UK Critics' Circle awards
Matthew Lopez’s epic drama wins three prizes, while Marianne Elliott’s production of Company is named best musical
September 2017
Dangerous dreams: the mind-blowing world of designer Bunny Christie – in pictures
From mapping the journey of The Curious Incident’s teen hero to putting Shakespeare in prison and erecting a towering newsroom for Ink, Bunny Christie talks through five of her creations
May 2017
Stage plight: directors and designers on handling Britain's trickiest theatres
‘Inhumane’ proportions, nightmarish sightlines, minuscule playing space … Top theatre figures discuss the perils – and joys – of the Swan, Lyttelton, Wanamaker Playhouse and Royal Exchange stages
October 2013
National Theatre at 50
Bunny Christie: what the National Theatre means to me
There's an ethos of saying yes to imagination and innovation at the National Theatre, writes set designer Bunny Christie
April 2011
The best performance I've ever seen
The best performance I've ever seen: Bunny Christie
Set designer Bunny Christie on the magic of Michael Clark
March 2009
Portrait of the artist
Bunny Christie, set designer
'A bit of my scenery once hit an actress on the head. She fell like a stone'
