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127 stories by "Telegraph Staff"

Jemima Rooper: Why have I stopped being cast as a lesbian? by Telegraph Staff

Jemima Rooper, the Atlantis actress, says she is upset casting agents no longer pick her for lesbian roles

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:30am on September 10, 2014

Why we're falling in love with autumn by Telegraph Staff

The Telegraph's experts find out what you can look forward to as the nights draw in

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:30am on August 30, 2014

Richard Bean: 'I suppose I might get stabbed one day' by Telegraph Staff

Playwright Richard Bean is not afraid of controversy, Dominic Cavendish discovers

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:00am on August 26, 2014

Aladdin Broadway cast pay special tribute to Robin Williams with Friend Like Me rendition by Telegraph Staff

Watch: Robin Williams is remembered for voicing the Genie

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 3:33am on August 14, 2014

La Traviata at Glyndebourne: what the audience thought by Telegraph Staff

Opera-goers give their verdicts on the Glyndebourne production of Verdi's La Traviata

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 4:00am on August 10, 2014

Performers rehearse Edinburgh Tattoo for Fringe festival by Telegraph Staff

The Edinburgh Tattoo begins on Friday evening with performances by Zulu warriors, Shetland fiddlers and more to open the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2014

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:40am on August 1, 2014

WATCH: La Traviata live from Glyndebourne by Telegraph Staff

Watch: Verdi's classic opera La Traviata live from Glyndebourne on August 10 at 5.30pm

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 3:00am on July 30, 2014

Backstage at the Mariinsky Theatre by Telegraph Staff

Sarah Crompton goes behind the scenes at the home of the most famous ballet company in the world

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 6:30am on July 28, 2014

Sir Ronald Harwood to write play inspired by Cornelius Gurlitt by Telegraph Staff

Sir Ronald Harwood, the esteemed playwright, is turning the extraordinary story of the 'Nazi art hoarder' Cornelius Gurlitt and his father Hildebrand

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:30am on July 26, 2014

Jacqueline Wilson: 'I would hate to be a teenager today' by Telegraph Staff

Children's author Jacqueline Wilson is as passionate as ever, finds Julia Llewellyn Smith

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 12:12pm on July 19, 2014

Great Britain, National Theatre: 'precious little to say' by Telegraph Staff

Richard Bean's play about tabloid phone-hacking has been overtaken by real-life events, says Tim Walker

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:00am on July 6, 2014

Russell Brand could stand in for John Cleese in Monty Python, says Eric Idle by Telegraph Staff

As the Pythons prepare for the stage show, Eric Idle admits their age is a concern, singling out Russell Brand and Eddie Izzard as stand-ins if anything goes wrong

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:57pm on June 27, 2014

Jeremy Paxman's one-man show will turn the air blue by Telegraph Staff

Audience members for Jeremy Paxman's Edinburgh Fringe show have been offered the option of returning their tickets after the age guideline was increased over its language

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:30am on June 27, 2014

Richard Armitage, interview: 'I think I'm quite a frightening person' by Telegraph Staff

The star of The Hobbit is taking on The Crucible at the Old Vic. 'It's a big mountain to climb,' he tells Chris Harvey

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 12:00pm on June 25, 2014

Plans for War Horse to relocate from the West End to Westminster Hall by Telegraph Staff

A proposal has been submitted to stage a 'War Horse event' in Westminster Hall as part of the commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the First World War

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:30am on June 25, 2014

Lily Cole vows to keep acting by Telegraph Staff

Lily Cole, the supermodel, says she hopes to keep doing theatre after she enjoyed touring Britain in a stage production of Simon Armitage's The Last Days of Troy

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:28am on June 25, 2014

Lord Lloyd Webber says America is where he calls home by Telegraph Staff

Andrew Lloyd Webber, the British composer, says he feels like America is his real home as that's where he was first discovered.

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:28am on June 24, 2014

Tony Awards 2014: Full list of winners by Telegraph Staff

Mark Rylance won his third Tony award for playing the countess Olivia in Twelfth Night and there is a British success for Sophie Okonede

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 3:40am on June 9, 2014

King Lear: Sam Mendes and Simon Russell Beale interview by Telegraph Staff

WATCH: Director Sam Mendes and actor Simon Russell Beale discuss their acclaimed production of King Lear at the National Theatre

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:27am on June 3, 2014

Salisbury International Arts Festival round-up by Telegraph Staff

Matthew Stadlen talks to performers and festival-goers in Salisbury

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 11:00am on May 30, 2014

Carlos Acosta: a great dancer prepares for his final balletic bow by Telegraph Staff

Sarah Crompton pays tribute to a man who lights up the stage

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 3:00pm on May 25, 2014

Mark Rylance reads from The Wake by Telegraph Staff

Video: Shakespearian actor Mark Rylance reads from Paul Kingsnorth's book The Wake

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:13am on May 25, 2014

Hay Festival: Mark Rylance reads from The Wake by Telegraph Staff

Video: Shakespearian actor Mark Rylance reads from Paul Kingsnorth's book The Wake

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:13am on May 25, 2014

Matthew Warchus: a perfect fit for the Old Vic by Telegraph Staff

Kevin Spacey's successor, Matthew Warchus, should make bold choices says Sarah Crompton

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:22am on May 22, 2014

Alan Bennett: 20 witty quotes by Telegraph Staff

To celebrate Alan Bennett's 80th birthday, here are some of his most memorable quotations.

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:07am on May 9, 2014
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