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See what happens this year on the red carpet and at the awards ceremony
The Akram Khan Company looks to the next generation, finding plenty of talent
The play looks at the hypocrisies of middle class liberals in relation to the ill-paid immigrant work-force on whom their moneyed lives depend
There's a warmth and confidence in English National Ballet's production that makes the fairy tale's magic sing
The Oscar-nominee gives a deeply affecting performance of real directness in Rona Munro's adaptation of Elizabeth Strout's best-selling novel
So much art responds to the devastation this disease brings " but it doesn't address the joy, argues Louise Coulthard, who has written about her experiences of caring for her grandmother
Helena Jackson, artistic director of Sleepless Theatre, explains how they put disabled access at the heart of their work
The pick of the most interesting shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and International Festival
The film star play against type as a psychotic hitman in Tracy Letts' Texan trailer-park Gothic
'Down and Out: Live' sees Orwell's memoir read aloud by figures including Simon Callow, Jon Snow, and Jack Monroe, alongside real-life accounts of homelessness. Its director Hannah Price exp…
The director is reassessing this modern classic, and the way it explores masculinity, authority, and rebellion
129 dancers of all ages and body types fill the stage for this big, confident hip hop showcase
This 1987 play looks at the gap between first and second generation immigrants, and is served by breathtaking performances
The former Young People's Laureate for London on how literature, poetry and theatre can change young people's lives
This magnificent revival stretches out in the Olivier, but still finds the subtleties within the play
The last full-length show he'll dance evokes the shell-shock of an Indian soldier in the trenches of the First World War
This lesser-known Shakespeare is served with the perfect blend of silliness and tenderness
The film is about to get the musical treatment " but just what about is it about this high school horror that has made it so enduringly popular?
Christopher Hampton's French and English production is relocated to Trump's America, but the setting rarely resonates
After reports of audience members sexually assaulting actors, it's time the boundaries in this most hedonistic of art forms were re-defined
Gregory Evans' play follows the rise and fall of Shirley Porter, a gerrymandering Westminster council leader
Kim Brandstrup's new adaptation of Pedro Calderón de la Barca 17th century play is a dance narrative in a hall of mirrors
Less a neat modern rewrite than a smashing up, a sending up, and a seeing what else might emerge. With songs.
An A-list team " including scriptwriter Diablo Cody and director Diane Paulus " are determined to make Jagged Little Pill more than just a juxebox musical
Jordi Galceran's black comedy about the group interview from hell has been produced in 60 countries around the world
