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Broadway star Antonio Cipriano originated the role of Phoenix in musical
The acclaimed writer of 'seven methods of killing kylie jenner' returns to the London stage with a new play about her search for Black actors in 17th-century England. She talks to Isobel Lew…
Receiving its superb British premiere now at the Old Vic, Bess Wohl's play is a consummately clever story about a real-life fascist summer camp on Long Island
This production not only champions familiar catchphrases, but re-stages entire scenes almost word-for-word
Sher's husband, Royal Shakespeare Company artistic director, Gregory Doran is taking leave to care for the actor
The stage adaptation of Disney's smash will leave you dazed and breathless, if a little hollow
As 'Frozen the Musical' arrives in London, songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez tell Elizabeth Aubrey how their own daughter's obsession with being a perfect Disney princess h…
A triumphant return for the festival saw punters immersed in grief, jazz-rock freakouts and feminist anger, writes David Pollock
The 'Leopoldstadt' director, who also helped develop Alan Partridge, speaks to Sarah Crompton about antisemitism, the quasi-racism of Boris Johnson, and reopening the acclaimed Tom Stoppard …
The performer denies the allegations against her
Liberty tells Faye that she doesn't want to 'stay in the villa with someone that doesn't like me or love me' in episode preview
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Emerald Fennel's show is visually spectacular, but lacks the consistent material to support its ideas
Osnes insists she has 'withdrawn' from the show
Government has received heavy criticism for its response to the struggles the arts have faced during the pandemic
An all-star ensemble cast lead the way in Danny Robins's prickly and effective thriller
'But Daddy cannot sweat,' the Beatrice and Eugenie characters sing
Judges ruled in favour of the actor at a recent employment tribunal
Tennessee Williams's experimental late-career work, which premiered at this very theatre in 1967, is revived in ultra meta-textual production
Musical had been due to premiere this week but was forced to cancel after cast member tested positive
The actor returns, agog with eagerness, to play the prince of Denmark 50 years on
'Freedom day has turned into closure day'
Producers said that some actors had been "robbed" of "more than two-thirds of the limited rehearsal time"
Daniel Raggett's enlivening instalment is the third in Sonia Friedman's bracing Re:Emerge season
White women seem to be the only ones getting signed to talent agencies, invited on television, and making entire careers from showcasing TikTok culture, says Micha Frazer-Carroll, and Black …
