At the heart of this revival of John Osborne's daring but somewhat dated Sixties play is a superb performance by Douglas Hodge: jagged, defiant and furiously articulate... more
Doctor Who star Karen Gillan is to make her professional theatre debut in John Osborne's classic 1964 drama Inadmissible Evidence at the Donmar Warehouse... more
The British invasion of Broadway has been recognised in its most prestigious theatre awards with Jude Law and Catherine Zeta-Jones heading the nominations... more
Sir Alan Ayckbourn, one of Britain's most popular and prolific playwrights, is set to do more work in London after the huge success of his Norman Conquests trilogy at the Old Vic... more
Terry Johnson's old-fashioned production of La Cage aux Folles reminds us why the show still exerts such a strong appeal for traditional audiences.
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Even in our age of civil partnerships, Jerry Herman's farcical musical comedy La Cage aux Folles wrestles alluringly with a dilemma that could induce shudders of gay anxiety today.... more
The leads in cult 1970s gay musical La Cage Aux Folles, Douglas Hodge and Philip Quast, say they will stay true to the special spirit of the show.... more
Peter Capaldi talks to Claire Allfree about his role in acclaimed political satire The Thick Of It and his latest project, a triple bill of absurdist plays.... more
Adaptors Tom Morris and Emma Rice have torn the heart, soul and magic from Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's famous 1946 fantasy film A Matter Of Life And Death.... more
Jeremy Irons, Kathy Burke and Alan Cumming are among the stars who will take leading roles at the 52nd Evening Standard Theatre Awards at The Savoy next Monday.... more
Film news: For a first-time director working on a shoestring budget, the cast is impressive. But Ewan McGregor, Sophie Okonedo and Dame Eileen Atkins have all accepted the minimum actors' wage to appear in an independent film set on Hampstead Heath.... more
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