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Who is Stephen Green? Who does he represent? And how on God's earth did he close a multi-million-pound Broadway show from Camarthen?
In a rare interview, Harold Pinter tells Louise Jury why precision is the key to a play's success
When I saw it in New York, I thought the show was too sealed off from the screwy, dangerously re-wired world we live in. Now I think it is a soothing and soaring vacation from it.
Catherine McCormack has starred opposite Mel Gibson and Brad Pitt in Hollywood blockbusters. But now she describes some of her big movies as 'shite'. A spell in the theatre is just what she …
The actor Mel Smith avoided a confrontation with Scotland's legal system yesterday when he backed down from smoking on stage at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
With the first revival of his musical 'Sunday in the Park with George' hitting the West End, the American composer has crossed the Atlantic to 'give his two cents', as he tells Louise Jury
Samantha Bond - Moneypenny to Pierce Brosnan's 007 - has left for the stage. It wasn't a painless parting, she tells Claire Allfree
Julia Roberts' Broadway debut is hardly challenging. But that hasn't stopped New Yorkers falling under her spell. Rhoda Koenig joins a preview audience
The musical has been jolting along on a bumpy road for more than 30 years. Now it's back again, darker, leaner and - its makers hope - poised for success
Nathan Lane spent years as a jobbing actor. Then a leading role in 'The Producers' turned him into US theatre's hottest star. As the musical comes to the big screen, he tells David Usborne a…
There's no virtue like necessity as Spacey gives an eloquent answers to his critics
Rob Lowe is the latest in a line of good-looking, famous faces from America to be hired to fill playhouses over here. But the obsession with Tinseltown glamour is choking more creative talen…
Director claims Barbican is stopping him staging 50th-anniversary production of Samuel Beckett's famous play
Some critics are calling it the latest of the "jukebox" musicals to hit New York in the vein of (the wildly successful) Mama Mia. But this jukebox takes $100 bills only and is, I fear, a mig…
When Brooke Shields took to the stage of the Adelphi Theatre for her opening night in Chicago on Thursday, everything was set for a glittering West End debut.
