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Venue has 'taken steps' to ensure that the disruptive audience member will not return
The 'Foundations' singer speaks to Alexandra Pollard about 'never fitting' into the music industry, the tabloid headlines she had to deal with and the untimely cancellation of her Netflix se…
Actor stars as gay baseball player in revival of 'Take Me Out'
Rupert Goold's production at the Almeida about the televangelist, with music by Elton John, is gloriously OTT and packed with great performances
A guide to the week's theatre
Actor had been playing Maggie in a production of 'Nine Night'
With the hit Broadway show about Michael Jackson set to arrive on the West End, Jessie Thompson asks whether a production that completely avoids the more troubling questions of his legacy is…
One attendee, who recorded the reaction, said seeing the show on such a monumental day in British politics was 'a blast'
'It was a step on the ladder I've been ascending on for 25 years that paid all my bills, put me in front of 13 million people a night,' Jordan said
Play has already been accused by some critics of 'sanitising' Jackson's legacy
A guide to the week's theatre
Director Gus Van Sant gave permission for the script of his 2005 film 'Last Days' to be used as the inspiration for a new production about the Nirvana frontman. The result, staged at Linbury…
'I was on stage on my own and she was in the wings trying to make me laugh,' actor recalled
Musical will move to Broadway as 'The Phantom of the Opera' ends
Show has been written by 'Coronation Street''s Jonathan Harvey and is directed by Cal McCrystal
The pair will take on the responsibilities from June 2023 following the resignation of Gregory Doran
The composer met the monarch many times over the years
Composer was travelling to Her Majesty's Theatre in London on Thursday but diverted his journey to lay flowers at Buckingham Palace.
The English composer performed as part of the Queen's platinum jubilee this summer
Michele took over the role of Fanny Brice from 'Booksmart' actor Beanie Feldstein earlier this year
Horse-Play at Shakespeare's Globe and I, Joan at Riverside studios take us from a sex dungeon to 15th-century France
The Globe's much-publicised production of Charlie Josephine's new play is no gender studies lecture but a rousing piece of theatre
A guide to comedy and theatre from the final week of the Fringe
Lyrics and dialogue were rewritten to include 'Christian themes'
A guide to comedy and theatre at this year's Fringe festival
