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Prima la Musica / Der Schauspieldirektor / Grimeborn - review

26.08.11
Dalston's Arcola Theatre may not be Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace but its pleasingly dishevelled arena suited this event, staged as part of the Grimeborn festival... more

Simon Callow in Tuesday at Tescos, Assembly Hall - review

09.08.11
Edinburgh Theatre: There are occasional shafts of true emotion in Simon Callow in Tuesday at Tescos but largely it's all surface show and mincing around, which serves neither Callow nor Pauline well... more

25 reasons to go to Edinburgh Festival

02.08.11
The annual arts jamboree north of the border begins tomorrow and - from Tim Supple's One Thousand and One Nights to Marc Almond's Ten Plagues and Omid Djalili's new show - there is plenty to make the trip worthwhile... more

The Angelina Jolie lookalike, Dougray Scott and the ex-City boy who made a turkey

01.07.11
It was revealed this week that Hacking's debut film, Love's Kitchen, made a paltry £121 in its opening weekend. Nick Curtis finds out why...... more

Love's Kitchen - review

24.06.11
There are several strong candidates for the most ponderously made British film of the year. But James Hacking's cookery comedy-drama, Love's Kitchen, must be high on the list... more

How Lucian Freud's daughter beat dyslexia and rejection

29.03.11
Despite childhood dyslexia Esther Freud became a successful writer. As her seventh novel is published, she tells Katie Law why children shouldn't be pushed too hard... more

Fans of Anthony Trollope are in for a fine couple of hours

25.02.11
If your not already a fan of Edward Fox it is advised to give this lethally lifeless show a wide berth... more

Twelfth Night has a pleasing intimacy but not enough sexiness

19.01.11
Rebecca Hall is making her debut at the National Theatre, over which her father presided for 15 years, and Twelfth Night seems an apt choice... more

Lines wanted for book on Bush theatre

11.01.11
If you can recall anecdotes from the star-studded past of the tiny Bush theatre, writer Neil Burkey wants to hear from you... more

25 ways to survive the dark months

05.01.11
The festive season may be behind us but there are plenty of winter warmers to keep us entertained... more

Jamie Oliver's book hits a record million sales

22.12.10
Jamie Oliver's latest recipe book has sold more than a million copies in less than three months, making it the biggest-selling non-fiction work since records began... more

Save Georgian workhouse from wrecking ball says Simon Callow

04.11.10
Actor Simon Callow joins a group of celebrities trying to stop one of London's best-preserved Georgian workhouses from being demolished... more

Edinburgh Theatre: Drowning in a pool of existential despair

26.08.10
No Child provides a little respite as Enda Walsh's Penelope and Simon Callow's Shakespeare: The Man from Stratford fall flat at the Fringe... more

25 good reasons to go to Edinburgh

04.08.10
Our critics Fiona Mountford and Bruce Dessau direct you to the hottest tickets at the Edinburgh Festival... more

Gay men still don’t get to play Rhett Butler in Hollywood

18.03.10
What a flair for playing gay roles male heterosexual film stars reveal these days - but if you are gay, you still need to hide your sexual orientation to make it... more

Masterly McKellen glitters in Waiting For Godot revival

28.01.10
The Waiting For Godot revival may lack what Henry Hitchings dares to call the X-Men factor, but it has plenty of charm and spirit.... more

Dr Marigold and Mr Chops is perfect seasonal uplift

17.12.09
Those who fancy spicing up their Christmas with a healthy dose of Dickens should head for Dr Marigold and Mr Chops.... more

Waiting for Godot was worth it

07.05.09
Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart have made Waiting for Godot, a difficult play written in 1952, a hotter ticket than any musical.... more

Julie calls for more women’s roles on TV

27.02.09
Top performers led by Julie Walters, Simon Callow, Charles Dance and David Soul are calling for more roles for women on television... more

Rural idyll proves another lost Eden

22.08.08
Edinburgh Theatre: A gem of a new piece in Lie of the Land and some old-fashioned stuff and nonsense in A Festival Dickens... more

Bird-catcher steals Magic Flute show

30.06.08
Simon Callow's new staging of The Magic Flute for Opera Holland Park looks amazing with the singers making the most of the opportunity to sing in English.... more

An unholy mess

29.05.08
Crammed with Vaseline-shiny female breasts, Chemical Wedding looks like a soft-porn version of Dr Who, with a couple of tired pop promo tricks thrown in.... more

A treat for sci-fi fans

28.04.08
London’s Sci-Fi festival is back with a selection of films, podcasts and the opportunity to learn what happens behind the camera. ... more

Tenors for a tenner as opera seeks new fans

07.04.08
Opera Holland Park is making thousands of tickets available at £10 to attract new audiences... more

Tenors for a tenner as opera seeks new fans

07.04.08
Thousands of opera tickets will be available at £10 and 1,200 will be given away free to young people aged nine to 18 in an attempt to attract new audiences. ... more

Theatreland up in arms over Arts Council sexuality quiz

02.04.08
The Arts Council has encountered ridicule and anger over attempts to force theatre and museum trustees to disclose their sexuality to obtain funding... more

Odd mixed bag makes this a borderline case

16.11.07
Galas can be good fun and even if they're not, knowing it's all for a Cause will usually win you over. But it was borderline at the Royal Opera House Gala, says Sarah Frater.... more

Paradise regained on a shoestring budget

21.12.06
Les Enfants du Paradis wins marks for audacity as the classic 1945 film is successfully adapted for the stage - albeit on a far smaller scale.... more

Dame Judi makes merry in sorry Wives' tale

13.12.06
The Royal Shakespeare Company has embarked on an expensive gamble by inflicting this flamboyantly awful, musical version of The Merry Wives Of Windsor upon us, says Nicholas de Jongh.... more

Pick of the Christmas shows

08.12.06
From posh pantos to old favourites, London's theatres are gearing up for Christmas. Fiona Mountford reveals the best of the festive shows.... more


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