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A Delicate Balance is a classy revival

13.05.11
A Delicate Balance is about the precarious nature of domestic equilibrium: a family is kept from falling apart by well-grooved patterns of behaviour, old memories and a great deal of alcohol... more

Hampstead fury over £100m 'LA palace' for billionaire

09.11.10
Kuwaiti billionaire's plan to build a £100 million home overlooking Hampstead Heath has caused outrage among residents... more

Sienna Miller joins the star line-up having their day at Old Vic plays

01.11.10
Sienna Miller is to warm up for her return to the West End stage with a brief appearance at the Old Vic... more

Sister acts Shirley Valentine and Educating Rita pack a punch

28.07.10
Skilful revivals of Shirley Valentine and Educating Rita are a salutary reminder that Willy Russell is a dramatist of exceptional warmth and humanity.... more

A Night Out in London: Bloomsbury

21.04.10
Enron is one of the West End's must see shows. So, when paying a visit to the production, why not make a night of it?... more

West End hit Enron to run extra 14 weeks

17.02.10
Hit play Enron is extending its West End run by 14 weeks until August... more

Hannibal Lecter, aka Brian Cox, to play speaker in expenses scandal drama

09.12.09
Brian Cox, the actor best known for his role as Hannibal Lecter, has been lined up to play former House of Commons Speaker Michael Martin.... more

Enron is a dashing tale of greed

23.09.09
Enron reclaims its rise and fall as a telling harbinger of the more recent global boom and bust.... more

The play's the thing, as theatres rediscover drama this autumn

16.09.09
Londoners are being invited to make the play the thing this autumn as a cavalcade of stars prepares to tread the boards... more

City Spy: For Carter's pal, no wheat - just chaff

23.07.09
What do government ministers do with their time? It's a moot question, given the state the country is in, but some clue comes from the exchange of emails between the recently departed communications minister Lord Carter and his former employer, Brunswick ... more

Rights issues fees are no more than a tax on investors and companies

23.06.09
Peep peep. That's the rights issue gravy train steaming across the City, throwing off vast amounts of investors' money to any investment bank passing... more

Hugh joins other chefs with a beef

12.06.09
Gordon Ramsay is not the only high-profile celebrity chef having a hard time of it. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the old Etonian contemporary of David Cameron, is not exactly flush with cash.... more

Enron fraud laid bare at Royal Court

09.06.09
The scandal and financial collapse of US energy giant Enron is being dramatised in a new play... 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

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

Hartnett is main man in Old Vic's 24 Hour Plays

11.11.08
Josh Hartnett, Martin Freeman, Dervla Kirwan and Jessica Hynes are four of the stars who will take part in this year's 24 Hour Plays Celebrity Gala at the Old Vic... more

Princes use Bond night to focus on real heroes

30.10.08
On Her Majesty's Service has been the raison d'être of secret agent James Bond for more than half a century... more

Cutting, witty and ready for action

07.05.08
After a moving revival of St Joan and an effective staging of the caustic but problematic Major Barbara, George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion comes to town.... more

Sketches by an old lecher

13.07.07
Simon Gray's investigation of Charles Dickens's extra-marital activities is enjoyable enough to please enthusiasts, but pulls too many punches to enthral the uncommitted, says Kieron Quirke.... more


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