John Nathan

Review: Three Sisters - it's a Russian revolution as Chekhov is modernised

Review: Hedda Gabler - Sheridan Smith triumphant as Ibsen's heroine

Review: Love and Information - Caryl Churchill offends again, but only against theatre convention

Review: Jonathan Pryce's King Lear

A genius, but funny with it — the way Marvin Hamlisch was

The gifted composer, who died this month, was known for his humour, but he longed to be taken more seriously

Review: Timon of Athens - richly suited to our times

Review: 1936 - inside the Nazi Olympics

Review: The Taming of the Shrew

Review: Birthday - male pregnancy comedy will have you in stitches

A date to remember — when I met Nora Ephron

JC critic John Nathan recalls an encounter in New York with the acclaimed writer who died last week

Review: 66 Minutes in Damascus and The Prophet - caught up in the Arab Spring

Review: Democracy - Michael Frayn's spy thriller deserves better