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Evening Standard theatre awards: Rachel Weisz and Lenny Henry fight stage giants for top prize

09.11.09
Stars of the British stage including Rachel Weisz, Samuel West and Lenny Henry will battle it out at the 55th London Evening Standard Theatre Awards... more

The Standard Theatre Awards 2009: Longlist revealed

02.11.09
Our longlist for the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards proves it has been 12 months of critical as well as commercial success.... more

All the fun without the fair

15.10.09
If being crushed inside the Frieze tent makes you hyperventilate, don't despair - some of the best one-off shows are in other parts of town... more

Free spirits in The Last Witch

24.08.09
Edinburgh Theatre: The Last Witch is a feminist fable deriving from the few documented facts about the last woman to be killed for witchcraft in Scotland.... more

Lyric turns to classic panto

03.06.09
The theatre that shocked audiences with swearing in its Christmas show last year will present a traditional pantomime for the first time in 30 years under its new artistic director.... more

Synecdoche, New York is a real mindbender

15.05.09
Stricter editing of that puzzling second half might have made Synecdoche, New York more like the masterpiece some think it.... more

Inspector Rebus star halts West End play over noise in stalls

27.03.09
Actor Ken Stott sensationally halted a West End performance of Arthur Miller's play A View From the Bridge because he was being distracted by a group of rowdy teenagers... more

Comic strip comes to the Academy

17.03.09
The Royal Academy is preparing for an invasion by Japanese comic fans as it opens an exhibition on one of the godfathers of manga... more

Really, how can being out of a job be 'liberating'?

19.02.09
When men started appearing at the school gate in increasing numbers, I thought I was imagining things. Then I realised: it's the recession, stupid... more

Darwin's world is poetry in motion

11.02.09
Tomorrow is the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Darwin, arguably one of our Greatest Britons, who transformed the way we see the world... more

Forbidden lust in A View From the Bridge

06.02.09
Lindsay Posner's menacing production of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge provides a shocking, emotional dynamic.... more

Kevin Spacey speaks of pride at turning round the Old Vic

24.11.08
Kevin Spacey spoke with pride about his success in transforming the Old Vic as the Evening Standard celebrated the best of London theatre... more

New Lyric chief promises to surprise

15.10.08
Sean Holmes, the director whose work includes an acclaimed revival of The Entertainer, is to be the new head of the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith... more

Mrs Cruise shows raunchy side

10.10.08
If Katie Holmes ever wanted to shake off her girl next door image then these pictures ought to do it.... more

Katie Holmes shows her flair for baggy jeans as she steps out in her biggest pair yet

12.09.08
It appears fashion trailblazer Katie Holmes has super-sized her wardrobe. The actress, who has spearheaded the slouchy boyfriend jean look in recent months, stepped out in New York yesterday in her baggiest pair of denims yet.... more

Ker-pow! Katie Holmes hits Broadway in Batman-style cape and knee-high leather boots

08.09.08
Katie Holmes looked like she took her fashion inspiration from Batman when she stepped out in a winged cardigan. ... more

Pictured: Katie Holmes reveals shocking black and blue bruises on her legs

27.08.08
Katie Holmes shocked onlookers by revealing huge black-and-blue bruises on her legs.... more

'Broadway's such fun', says Katie Holmes as she works 12-hour days ahead of stage debut

29.05.08
Katie Holmes is determined to be known for something other than being Mrs Tom Cruise. The 29-year-old actress is rehearsing 12 hours a day for her debut on New York's famous theatreland... more

Opposites attract

09.04.08
Jeff Baron’s Visiting Mr Green, deals with racial and sexual intolerance in America when a handsome young Harvard graduate suffers sexual loneliness in gay-friendly New York.... more

Chameleon Katie Holmes gets a Tomboy haircut

03.04.08
Style chameleon Katie Holmes unveiled her brand new pageboy crop during a low-key outing in LA on Monday. All eyes were on the actress as she emerged from Pizzeria Mozza with her new do after dining with friends ... more

Vacuity at its most relevant

10.03.08
Gavin Davis's comic play Fat Christ, starring Abi Titmuss, is all about making and losing dosh without having any actual talent.... more

Flattened by good fortune

06.03.08
The Man Who Had All the Luck at the Donmar Warehouse is a minor but intriguing Arthur Miller play, says Nicholas de Jongh.... more

Andrew strikes it lucky

27.02.08
On TV, he's played a detective and political lobbyist. Now, the actor Andrew Buchan is set to pack a powerful punch in his West End debut.... more

Blackmail, greed, despair ... a tale for our times

15.10.07
Glengarry Glen Ross premiered in 1983, but appears more timely today, when both our main political parties bend over backwards to satisfy very big business, says Nicholas de Jongh.... more

A musical that dares to be serious

25.09.07
Parade is that rare thing: a piece of musical theatre, deftly executed, that dares to be serious, says Nicholas de Jongh.... more

First Lady

28.08.07
From Grease to the West Wing, Stockard Channing has specialised in playing tough women. Here she explains why she jumped at the chance to perform at the Almeida.... more

Orlando's West End Celebration

17.07.07
Making his West End debut in In Celebration, Orlando Bloom's sexual charisma and androgynous prettiness before the camera vanishes clean away on the stage's more distant perspective.... more

Tom's magnificent seven Tonys

11.06.07
Tom Stoppard's play has won seven Tony Awards on Broadway for his nine-hour epic The Coast Of Utopia. ... more

Olivier nominations in full

18.01.07
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A lesson in humanity

03.01.07
Alan Bennett's The History Boys has made theatrical history and happily there's another chance to see the play as a new cast settles into school life.... more

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