Jemma Redgrave: 'Telling Dad to slow down is pointless'
Actress Jemma Redgrave speaks for the first time about her father Corin's heart attack and tells Maureen Paton about how acting together at last is a dream come true
Actress Jemma Redgrave speaks for the first time about her father Corin's heart attack and tells Maureen Paton about how acting together at last is a dream come true
Jonathan Pryce, who stars in a West End revival of Glengarry Glen Ross, can draw on personal experience of its cut-throat capitalist world. He talks to Dominic Cavendish
Actress Janie Dee tells Jasper Rees how she inspired Ayckbourn
As his acclaimed debut, 'Dealer's Choice', is revived, Patrick Marber discusses his anxieties about writing with Dominic Cavendish
Charles Spencer reviews Macbeth at The Gielgud Theatre
She played Rizzo in Grease and the First Lady in The West Wing. Now Stockard Channing is forgoing glamour for the London stage. She talks to Jasper Rees
Most West End productions that transfer to New York boast an expensive star, a major director or a renowned playwright. Preferably all three. When The 39 Steps, the loving spoof that won this year's Olivier Award for best new comedy, goes to Broadway later this year, it will be travelling light.
Mark Ravenhill agreed to write a new play every day - then he lost his memory. Dominic Cavendish reports
Comic playwright meets avant-garde French director - Alan Ayckbourn tells Jasper Rees about an unlikely pairing with Alain Resnais
The £12.5 million stage show's director talks to Jasper Rees about his daunting task
Bob Martin talks to Matt Wolf about his non-singing role in his own musical
As Henry Goodman heads for the West End as a barnstorming Tevye in 'Fiddler on the Roof', he talks to Dominic Cavendish
At 24, Romola Garai's film career is gathering momentum - so why is she putting it on hold to spend a year with the RSC? Jasper Rees meets her
Still ravishing at 60, with a Bond movie, the all-conquering 'AbFab' and countless other stage and screen credits to her name, Joanna Lumley is now tackling Chekhov. Jasper Rees meets a down…
America's greatest living playwright Edward Albee explains why his biggest flop is finally getting a British première. He and director Anthony Page talk to Jasper Rees
The duo behind the all-conquering 'Les Mis' have a new West End blockbuster waiting in the wings. They talk exclusively to Jasper Rees
Cillian Murphy's piercing gaze has featured in films such as Batman Begins and The Wind That Shakes the Barley; now he has set his sights on the theatre. Jasper Rees meets him
The Patrick Swayze hit was the defining film of Chloe Rhodes' teenage years. As the stage version opens in London, the show's choreographer teaches her the moves
No one is likely to have the time of their lives here. But a decent, undemanding night out for couples, easily impressed teens and hen parties? You bet.
I suppose there are a few people who won't enjoy Spamalot. The chronically depressed, the criminally insane and the snootier drama critics may find it hard to raise a smile.
Maverick playwright Richard Maxwell talks to Dominic Cavendish about his latest piece
'Caroline, or Change', the latest Broadway hit to reach London, is a production that defies categorisation and divided critics in New York. Matt Wolf meets the creative team behind the show
Alan Cumming is a rare actor: he's big in America, and openly gay. He talks to Jasper Rees about coming out " and coming back to the West End in a new production of 'Bent'
It's making a million a week in New York. Now, says Matt Wolf, 'Wicked' is the hottest ticket in a packed West End autumn of musicals
The hit Broadway musical 'Spamalot' - a demented spin-off from 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' - is coming to Britain. Its co-creator, Eric Idle, tells the inside story of its 20-year jour…