Ian McKellen lies doggo on Godot By Baz Bamigboye

Sir Ian McKellen is in negotiations to return to the West End with the hit production of Waiting For Godot.

Bringing up Breakfast At Tiffany's! Anna Friel's performance interrupted by ill spectator

The Wire's West taps into his inner savage By Quentin Letts (*****)

Bells, whistles...and the big sleep in Endgame By Quentin Letts (*)

Mr Rylance delivers a performance of characteristic commitment - mercurial and full of distinctive tics. But otherwise this show is a dog of tedious self-pretension.

The hot ticket starring Keira Knightley that's made a million By Baz Bamigboye

Every theatre owner in London has been studying how the production marking the stage debut of Keira Knightley managed to take nearly £1million in just four days.

Ex-husband of Little Britain star Matt Lucas hangs himself after leaving Facebook suicide note By Sophie Borland and Kate Loveys

He also pulled out of last night's performance of the West End play Prick Up Your Ears in which he is starring.

Prick Up Your Ears, by Simon Bent, Comedy Theatre - Review By Quentin Letts

This production forgets that loneliness and tension are often best conveyed by judicious silences rather than screaming.

Anna Friel 'pierces our heart' in Breakfast At Tiffany's By Quentin Letts

This Wood's got (hidden) talent By Quentin Letts (***)

As a financial satire, this just isn't top dollar By Quentin Letts (***)

REVIEW: Phedre (Royal National Theatre) By QUENTIN LETTS (****)

Jude takes to the stage with a lovely agility By QUENTIN LETTS

Houston, we've got a remake By Baz Bamigboye

Talks are going on about the possibility of turning hit film The Bodyguard - which starred Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner and featured I Will Always Love You, one of the best-selling sing…

Sister Act - The Musical: This stage version of the film is predictable and reeks of artistic laziness By Quentin Letts

Why I'm partial to not-so-impartial Anna By Quentin Letts (****)

Gwyneth Paltrow may return to the West End with Chekhov By Baz Bamigboye

BAZ BAMIGBOYE on how the new Phantom Of The Opera still has the old magic

The composer also told me - as I listened to a full orchestra playing his new score - that he wants Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggess, who have developed the roles of the Phantom and his pro…

Thriller Live: It's certainly thrilling, but this slick concert performance is rather empty By FIONA MOUNTFORD

Consider yourself a musical star, Mr Bean By Quentin Letts (*****)

Doctor Who? Unknown actor Matt Smith, 26, announced as David Tennant's replacement By Lizzie Smith

At 26 Smith, who has built a strong reputation on the London stage, will be the youngest ever Doctor and is a surprise choice for a role which had been hotly tipped to go to a more establish…

Fiennes' king has no hair apparent By Quentin Letts (***)

Ivanov: Branagh's brilliant mid-life crisis By Quentin Letts

He makes it look easy, but this is a world-class talent.

Alas poor Doctor Who... you're okay but not out of this world by Quentin Letts

Liza Minnelli detained at Heathrow in embarrassing visa bungle By Duncan Robertson

First night review: Speed-The-Plow By QUENTIN LETTS

David Mamet's Speed-The-Plow has been hailed by some as a vicious dig at Hollywood - a satire on the film industry's commercialism. I'm not so sure about that.