Coronation Street: A to Z by [email protected] (rachel Ward, Rachel Ward)

Rachel Ward presents an alphabetic rundown of the things that make Coronation Street great

SOURCE: Telegraph at 6:01am on March 3, 2016[SHARE]

Is dementia a theatre taboo? by Rachel Ward

A play about dementia has been nominated for a Lottery award. But why is the subject so charged, asks Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 4:10pm on July 29, 2015[SHARE]

American Idiot, Arts Theatre, review: 'uninterrupted chaos' by Rachel Ward

This Green Day musical has enough wit and warmth to attract a mainstream audience, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:00am on July 23, 2015[SHARE]

The Car Man, Sadler's Wells, review: 'masterful' by Rachel Ward

Matthew Bourne's radical reworking of Carmen still makes for a thrilling evening of dance, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 6:00pm on July 17, 2015[SHARE]

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and the National Youth Dance Company, Sadler's Wells, review: 'inventive' by Rachel Ward

Rachel Ward applauds the ambition of Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's collaboration with the National Youth Dance Company

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:04am on April 11, 2015[SHARE]

Richard Alston Dance Company, Sadler's Wells, review: 'underwhelming' by Rachel Ward

Richard Alston, the 66-year-old Etonian, is trying out hip hop and while the music makes for a vibrant tapestry of movements, the programme lacked a surprise element

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 6:55am on January 27, 2015[SHARE]

Aurélien Bory and Kaori Ito: Plexus, Sadler's Wells, review: 'impressive artistry' by Rachel Ward

This impressive but baffling new piece from the French visual artist Aurélien Bory is inspiring, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:22am on January 23, 2015[SHARE]

Aurélien Bory and Kaori Ito, Sadler's Wells, review: 'intelligent' by Rachel Ward

This impressive but baffling new piece from the French visual artist Aurélien Bory was inspired by the human nervous system, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:22am on January 23, 2015[SHARE]

Who Da Man? Richard Blackwood to star in EastEnders by Rachel Ward

Actor, rapper and stand-up Richard Blackwood will star in EastEnders during the show's 30th birthday celebrations

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:01pm on January 17, 2015[SHARE]

The Royal Danish Ballet: Bournonville Celebration, review, Peacock Theatre: 'worth the wait' by Rachel Ward

The Danish company's shows a little bit of Bournonville goes a long way, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:51am on January 10, 2015[SHARE]

Carlos Acosta rehearses Guys and Dolls by Rachel Ward

Exclusive: watch Carlos Acosta choreograph his first ever musical, Guys and Dolls

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:00am on August 1, 2014[SHARE]

Push, London Coliseum, review: 'dazzling' by Rachel Ward

Russell Maliphant's contemporary creation still remains as thrilling as its original incarnation, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 11:55am on July 30, 2014[SHARE]

Carlos Acosta: Cubanía, review: 'no real depth' by Rachel Ward

Despite a disjointed opening section, this is an evening of sheer celebration, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:38am on July 23, 2014[SHARE]

Brasil Brasileiro, Sadler's Wells, review: 'one hell of a celebration' by Rachel Ward

This show reflected the evolution of Brazilian dance with wide-eyed enthusiasm, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:05am on July 16, 2014[SHARE]

Bruno Beltrão: CRACKz, Sadler's Wells, review: 'grating' by Rachel Ward

This performance inspired by street dance and the internet is underwhelming

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:24am on June 5, 2014[SHARE]

Romeo and Juliet: Scottish Ballet, Sadler's Wells, review: 'gripping' by Rachel Ward

This Scottish Ballet revival successfully updates Shakespeare's tale to 20th-century Italy, says Rachel Ward

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:00am on May 15, 2014[SHARE]

Savion Glover: SoLe Sanctuary, Sadlers Wells, London by Rachel Ward

There's no denying the tap-dancing skill of Savion Glover but his SoLe Sanctuary show at Sadlers Wells has some of the audience voting with their feet and leaving early   &nbs…

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:37am on April 4, 2014[SHARE]

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui: Apocrifu, SouthBank Centre, review by Rachel Ward

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's Apocrifu may be rather depressing in tone, but it is none the less captivating and stimulating, says Rachel Ward    

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:22am on January 25, 2014[SHARE]

The Wind in the Willows, review: 'energetic, enjoyable and atmospheric' by Rachel Ward

Will Tuckett's adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's classic, makes Rachel Ward smile    

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:09am on December 17, 2013[SHARE]

Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake, review: 'witty, menacing, lyrical and wild' by Rachel Ward

The revival of Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake entrances Rachel Ward    

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:10am on December 13, 2013[SHARE]