Sting is in New York City this week as he and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra arrive at The Met to present their symphonic reinterpretations of songs from his career,[readmore]

Following her current critical hit with After the Dance at the National, Thea Sharrock will direct another Terence Rattigan play, Cause Celebre at the Old Vic in March, as part[readmore]

Susan Lynch stars with fellow Irish actress Rosaleen Linehan in the first major London revival of Martin McDonagh’s award-winning debut The Beauty Queen of Leenane, the play about a dysfunctional[readmore]

Following her current critical hit with After the Dance at the National, Thea Sharrock will direct another Terence Rattigan play, Cause Celebre at the Old Vic in March, as part[readmore]

Sixty five years ago, Laurence Olivier famously paired The Critic with Oedipus Rex, an audacious double bill that contrasted the deepest tragedy with the purest farce. This pairing at Chichester[readmore]

It’s a damp and chilly venue, the labyrinthine Old Vic Tunnels underneath Waterloo Station, and it’s a damp and chilly message we hear in Aftermath, a verbatim documentary drama compiled[readmore]

Amongst the major London openings in the West End and beyond this week are:
OPENING TONIGHT, Monday 12 July 2010 (previews from 4 July), York Theatre Royal’s production of The[readmore]

Ingmar Bergman, Simon Callow and David Mamet… Three heavyweights of the contemporary arts scene have recently had new books out. Admittedly, Bergman’s is published with a little help from Jenny[readmore]

According to the Daily Mail, Lisa Dillon, Tom Burke and Andrew Scott will star in a revival of Noel Coward’s 1932 comedy Design for Living at the Old Vic in[readmore]

After pretending to lick cream from Rula Lenska’s hands on Celebrity Big Brother, perhaps nothing should surprise us about George Galloway. But this might raise a few eyebrows – the[readmore]