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THE LADY IN THE VAN
Queens, W1 (0171 494 5040) booking to 26 Feb
Alan Bennett splits himself in two to deal with Miss Shepherd's arrival on his doorstep.
MACBETH
Swan, Stratford (01789 403403) to 18 March
Antony Sher stars in Gregory Doran's thrilling production.
JANE EYRE
New Ambassador's, WC2 (0171 836 6111) to Fri
Polly Teale's astute and transfixing production for Shared Experience.
OPENING THIS WEEK
STIG OF THE DUMP
West Yorkshire Playhouse (0113 213 7700) now previewing, opens Tues, to 2 Feb
Adaptation of Clive King's story about the adventures of 8-year-old Barney who meets a shaggy-haired boy called Stig.
WEILL AND LENYA
New End, NW3 (0171 794 0022) previews from Wed, opens Thurs, to Feb 6
Ken Russell directs his first stage musical since Nautical College, Pangbourne in 1945: David McAlister and Judith Paris play the turbulent composer and singer who were together for 26 years. RB
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