Hanif Kureishi’s 1995 novel takes its title from a bootleg Prince album and deals with the journey of an Asian student from Kent through college in London in 1987, two[readmore]

The BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall
A regular visitor to the BBC Proms for some years now, Glyndebourne Opera has had some great successes transferring product from its Sussex[readmore]

Calling all Ukranian folk instrument collectors! The Royal Shakespeare Company’s music department is on the look out for a kobza – an unusual and rare Ukrainian folk music instrument similar[readmore]

I went along to the Trafalgar Studios expecting to find this already acclaimed two-hander from Theatre 503 housed in the smaller space. But James Dacre’s outstandingly well acted production has[readmore]

As previously tipped (See The Goss::E8831246531794, 6 Jul 2009), Aoife Mulholland, who launched her career via How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?, has joined the principal cast of[readmore]

As previously tipped (See The Goss::E8831246531794, 6 Jul 2009), Aoife Mulholland, who launched her career via How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?, has joined the principal cast of[readmore]

American writer Katori Hall’s two-hander The Mountaintop transferred to Trafalgar Studios last night (20 July 2009, previews from 16 July) following its acclaimed premiere at Theatre503 last month, replete with[readmore]

Stella Feehily’s new play for Out of Joint, directed by Max Stafford-Clark, is smart, sharp and brightly written without coming to any great conclusion.
It’s more like a snappy collection of[readmore]

The sudden death last month of legendary dancer and choreographer Pina Bausch shocked the performing arts world. Kate Bassett reflects on Bausch’s extraordinary upbringing and ground-breaking career as well as[readmore]

Andrew Lloyd Webber has reportedly cancelled plans to find a Dorothy (and possibly a Toto) for his new production of The Wizard of Oz using reality TV casting.The composer, who[readmore]