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Natasha Richardson, the actress wife of Liam Neeson, is in a Montreal hospital after a skiing accident in Canada, her family has told the BBC.
Actors starring in Harold Pinter's No Man's Land in London's West End have paid tribute on stage to the playwright, who died on Christmas Eve.
Andrew Lloyd Webber has been voted the most influential figure in theatre over the last decade by The Stage newspaper.
This is a play that regularly makes the hair rise and the spine tingle. And the last few minutes are as powerful and cathartic as they must have been for audiences more than two thousand yea…
Actor John Hewer, who was best known for playing Captain Birds Eye in the popular fish finger adverts, has died aged 86.
The Scissor Sisters are to write the songs for a stage musical version of Armistead Maupin's chronicle of life in 1970s San Francisco, Tales of the City.
A Christian group has lost its High Court battle to prosecute the BBC's director general over the screening of Jerry Springer - The Opera in 2005.
Ivor Emmanuel, renowned for his rendition of Welsh song Men of Harlech in the classic film Zulu, has died.
Scientists believe they have found a way to dampen down the impact of bad memories in people's brains.
Andrew Lloyd Webber has seen his fortunes rise by more than £50m in a year, sending him to second place in the Sunday Times music rich list.
Actor Gareth Hunt, star of The New Avengers, has died of pancreatic cancer aged 65, his agent has announced.
The stars of a Dutch production of Grease were injured when their car fell into the theatre's orchestra pit.
Actor Ian Richardson, best known for his role as scheming chief whip Francis Urquhart in the BBC's House of Cards, has died suddenly at the age of 72.
"I just hope it's going to be OK," said Terry Jones, who directed the original film. "My mortgage depends on it."
