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Nicholas, also a successful composer, died surrounded by family at hospital in Hampshire
As a major new biography about Noel Coward is published half a century on from his death, Martin Chilton looks back on the life of the trailblazing playwright with 'a talent to amuse'
The composer's 43-year-old son Nicholas had been 'battling' gastric cancer
Naked photos of the actor were published and then deleted by MailOnline
Danny Lee Wynter's ambitious play is witty and biting, with intense stand-out moments that force its audience to pay attention
Puppet versions of some of the country's most familiar faces will take to the stage
Playwright Hare claimed that the musical production of 'Oklahoma!' is currently 'squatting' in the Wyndham's Theatre
Fans have been asking for a stage adaptation since series ended in 2013
Stage production will run for a limited season in London between May and August 2023
'My place is with him and the family,' said the composer
A guide to the week's theatre
Comedy writer claims he was offered a payout to step away from a stage version of Ireland-based sitcom, amid controversy surrounding his remarks about the trans community
Nicholas Hytner's immersive production sends audiences into the seedy, neon-lit underbelly of Depression-era New York
A guide to the week's theatre
'There are no punches pulled in this production,' said star
The writer talks to Sarah Crompton about her book exploring the pain and sacrifice of ballet training even for those who don't make it to the top, and the way it perpetuates traditional idea…
A 'Bake Off' inspired musical was never going to be subtle, but the humour is surprisingly offbeat and self-aware
The nation's nicest TV show has been turned into an all-singing, all-dancing musical about star bakers and soggy bottoms. Isobel Lewis meets the cast and creatives bringing the tent to the s…
'It's not a look you want to be caught in,' Irish actor said
A round-up of the best cultural obsessions over the next few days
Willy Russell's 1986 warm, wistful play about a bored housewife is the perfect vehicle for Smith's return to the stage
'Stranger Things: The First Shadow' will have its world-premiere in London later this year
Two decades on from the repeal of the law that banned the 'intentional promotion' of homosexuality in schools, risk-taking theatre company Breach are making a musical about Section 28. They …
Project is still shrouded in mystery
Paul Mescal, Jodie Comer, and David Tennant are among this year's nominees
