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Jane Eyre - review

09.09.11
The latest update of Charlotte Brontë's inexhaustible creation allows for a magnificently intense Michael Fassbender as Mr Rochester and possibly the best ever Jane Eyre in Mia Wasikowska... more

Lucy Punch is making a mark on Hollywood

03.12.10
Woody Allen was bowled over by Lucy Punch's kooky beauty and quick-fire London wit, and now the rest of Hollywood is sitting up and taking notice, says Hermione Eyre... more

The unlikely cult of Mr Bates

03.11.10
Limping, brooding and below stairs — how Downton Abbey’s valet became the country’s secret crush... more

Good use of guillotine makes daunting Danton's Death more watchable

23.07.10
The National has done its best to render Danton's Death - a daunting political tragedy - accessible... more

The Dispossessed: Money pours in to Standard's £1m fund

21.07.10
Donations begin to pour in to the Standard’s £1million Dispossessed Fund as Londoners unite behind fight to tackle inequality in the capital... more

Macbeth gets away with murder in all-star trial

17.05.10
In a final twist that would make Shakespeare turn in his grave Macbeth and his wife have been found not guilty of murdering King Duncan and Banquo in a mock trial played by actors... more

Baby boomers have a smug grip on the arts

28.04.10
I went to the Old Vic in good faith, truly I did. After nearly three hours in the stalls, I found The Real Thing was all that is alienating about the theatre... more

Language of love in The Real Thing

22.04.10
In Anna Mackmin’s humane revival of Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing, the playwright seems passionate and poignant.... more

Toby Stephens to face family history at Old Vic

23.03.10
Toby Stephens is finally stepping out of the shadow cast by his acting parents to make his debut at the Old Vic, where they first starred together — and he’s working with his hero, Tom Stoppard.... more

Slumdog's Danny Boyle returns to the stage with Frankenstein

21.01.10
The director behind hit films from Trainspotting to Slumdog Millionaire is returning to the theatre after more than 20 years... more

Toby's emotional debut for classic Stoppard play

07.12.09
Toby Stephens is to make an emotional debut at the theatre where his parents -Robert Stephens and Maggie Smith - performed as part of Laurence Olivier's original National Theatre company... more

A Doll's House has a modern agenda

20.05.09
Ibsen's A Doll's House is a powerful statement of his radical beliefs about gender, the folly of idealism and the nature of modern love.... more

Dame Maggie Smith is fighting breast cancer

18.03.08
Dame Maggie Smith has declared the show must go on after being diagnosed with breast cancer. According to reports, the double Oscar-winning actress has had a tumour removed and has also completed a course of chemotherapy... more

Can the Doctor conquer Hamlet?

04.01.08
Shakespeare has never been more popular, but in the first of three major productions of the Danish tragedy, David Tennant has a fight on his hands.... more

Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2007: the longlist

31.10.07
A dazzling year of performances on the London stage will be honoured at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2007. Here, for the first time, is the longlist. ... more

Lusty laughs prove comedy is still in rude health

10.10.07
Jonathan Kent's production of The Country Wife is boisterous enough, but needs more comic invention to work.... more

Restoring his humour

02.10.07
Actor Toby Stephens says he loves taking on a lighter role than usual for the upcoming revival of Restoration comedy The Country Wife.... more

West End prepares for autumn of high drama

28.08.07
Christian Slater, Stockard Channing and Patrick Stewart head a list of big name stars gearing up for a spectacular autumn at the West End.... more

Royal takes on Old Vic with in-house company

09.07.07
The Theatre Royal Haymarket is re-launching itself as a West End rival to Kevin Spacey's Old Vic, establishing an in-house company to produce full seasons.... more

The summer's hottest tickets

20.06.07
From blockbuster films and open-air theatre to the Last Night of the Proms and Prince, it promises to be a memorable summer of entertainment in London. Our critics have picked their favourites.... more

Secrets, lies and Pinter's sound of silence

06.06.07
Harold Pinter casts a rare, revealing eye on adultery and its companion, mendacity, in Betrayal, his indelibly fine account of a triangular love affair in Seventies literary London.... more

I'm very scared of being back on stage

02.03.07
Maggie Smith returns to the West End in an Edward Albee play that hasn't been revived since its disastrous Broadway premiere. After five decades of acting, the fear, she says, is just as bad.... more

Joke's lost on assassins in the woods

24.08.06
It has been described as The Office meets Deliverance. But Christopher Smith's film hasn't the observational skill of the former and doesn't deserve to touch the hem of John Boorman's classic.... more


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