Ivo van Hove
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King’s Cross theatre, London
David Bowie’s creative end note feels like a stylish, trance-like pop video -
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From Daniel Craig playing Iago to a 24-hour history of America as told through pop songs, there are a plethora of great shows to see on Broadway and beyond
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Will Maxine Peake sizzle as Streetcar’s southern belle? Can Glenda Jackson crack King Lear? And will Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart beat their Beckett?
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‘Unapologetically weird’ show, one of the star’s final projects, to run this winter at King’s Cross Theatre
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Talented Mr Ripley actor to join forces with Belgian director next year in Barbican production of 1943 film
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Ivo van Hove takes Henry V, Henry VI and Richard II and mashes them up into a compelling study of the modern ruling classes
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Shakespeare’s Henry V, Henry VI and Richard III are recast as modern political leaders in Kings of War by Toneelgroep Amsterdam, a bold four-and-a-half-hour epic combining their stories
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Shakespeare is now more popular abroad than in the UK, thanks in part to a government keen to preserve him as a tourist attraction. But by putting him on a pedestal, we threaten to kill him off
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Ivo van Hove’s mesmerising Kings of War, the return of Filter’s Midsummer Night’s Dream and a collection of the Bard’s death scenes are among the highlights on UK stages this year
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Radical hip-hop history, reinvented modern classics and emotive musicals led a wave of innovative and poignant plays on and off-Broadway
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Director Ivo van Hove delivers a thrillingly claustrophobic version of Arthur Miller’s classic, with an extraordinary performance by Mark Strong as a man who has become a stranger to himself
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The star of France’s premier crime drama talks about her role in Ivo van Hove’s bold take on A View from the Bridge – and her determination to avoid typecasting
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Theatre directors and writers’ estates do not always see eye to eye. As a new generation seeks to reinterpret Arthur Miller’s work, we lift the lid on the scandals, bans and breakthroughs
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Eelco Smits performs much of the show naked – a risk that pays off in a chamber piece about vulnerability
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Ivo van Hove directs this quiet, coolly controlled monologue about a man returning home after the death of his younger brother
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Simon Stephens and Ivo van Hove collaborate at the Young Vic, Iphigenia in Splott returns to Cardiff, Elizabeth Newman opens her first season in Bolton, and Nicole Kidman returns to the London stage
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The Flemish designer talks to David Jays about his groundbreaking set designs for works by Euripides, Arthur Miller, Ayn Rand and Ingmar Bergman
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Currently playing Antigone at the Edinburgh international festival, the French actor answered your questions – and spoke about everything from the joy of Three Colours Blue to her lack of regrets
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Antigone opens at the Edinburgh festival this month with Juliette Binoche in the lead role. Dark, modern and mythical, the tragedy considers the survival not just of an individual but also of a whole society
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Ivo van Hove’s Kings of War and Forced Entertainment’s Complete Works prove that a performance is about far more than the text
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Hedda Gabler review – Ruth Wilson shines in Patrick Marber’s Ibsen update
Its star and writer cannot be faulted, but Ivo van Hove’s production could do with a change of pace