Shaw’s best known play makes for an interesting contrast with Ragged Trousered Philanthropists::E8831279558421, shown at the matinee before this. Both works were written within a few years of each other[readmore]

Jude Law is to become a patron of the National Youth Music Theatre, the company he says gave him his earliest training. Law, who grew up in Lewisham, South London,[readmore]

Clive Rowe, Paul Thornley and Matt Rawle, will play The Three Musketeers
at The Rose, Kingston this Christmas, a new musical with a score by
George Stiles. According to the Daily Mail,[readmore]

There was a time when Tressell’s story of impoverished house-painters doing up a sprawling house was a mandatory part of every socialist’s education.
This joint production by Liverpool Everyman and[readmore]

Over the Rainbow’s Steph Fearon was supported by a bevy of her fellow contestants – including winner Danielle Hope – at the gala night of Smokey Joe’s Cafe at the[readmore]

Amongst the major London openings in the West End and beyond this week are:
OPENING TUESDAY, 20 July 2010 (previews from 14 July), disco diva Kym Mazelle and Over The[readmore]

Having been cancelled by ITV after 33 years of broadcast, Sky Arts have today announced that 2011 will see the revival of both The South Bank Show and The South[readmore]

Amongst the major London openings in the West End and beyond this week are:
OPENING TUESDAY, 20 July 2010 (previews from 14 July), disco diva Kym Mazelle and Over The[readmore]

It is impossible to tell when Peter Nichols might have written Lingua Franca: at any time in the past thirty years, as it follows the Nichols alter ego, Steven Flowers,[readmore]

How to define The Butler? Others have dubbed it ‘Pinter on stilts’ and ‘Cirque du Soleil for grown-ups’, but I’d say a ’smorgasbord of silliness’ is probably closer to the[readmore]