English National Opera: We're all fans of ENO now by Rupert Christiansen

The company has clawed its way back to the top of its game. Rupert Christiansen hopes it can survive lean times ahead.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Alexei Sayle: Stalin, the Young Ones and my mum by James Walton

Raised by staunch communist parents in 1960s Liverpool, it was Eisenstein, not Bambi, for the young Alexei Sayle. But the comic's odd childhood has made for a hilarious new memoir.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Elena Roger: 'I don't play normal women' by Jasper Rees

After starring as Evita and Piaf, the actress explains the challenges posed by her latest West End role in Sondheim's Passion at the Donmar.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

The Persians, National Theatre of Wales, review by Charles Spencer

Charles Spencer witnesses one of the haunting theatrical events of the year, at the National Theatre of Wales.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Farm Boy, Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, review by Sarah Crompton

Morpurgo is a master story-teller and slowly, in this clever adaptation his words begin to grip.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Jonathan Groff interview: from glee club to death trap by Jasper Rees

What made Glee star Jonathan Groff want to share the stage with a great classical actor?

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

The Sun Also Rises, Royal Lyceum by Charles Spencer (**)

One can only give thanks for small mercies as you sit through the three hours and 40 minutes of this adaptation of Hemingway's first novel. Rating: * *

SOURCE: Telegraph at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Elaine Stritch: 10 Best Roles by Matt Wolf

Elaine Stritch, who has died aged 89, was a star of stage and TV. Here are her 10 best, or most defining, roles

SOURCE: Telegraph at 9:43am on July 18, 2014☆⚑

Tony Awards: will Brits triumph? by Matt Wolf

Mark Rylance and Stephen Fry are in the running for tonight's Broadway theatre awards - but will they win?

SOURCE: Telegraph at 7:54am on June 8, 2014☆⚑

Tony Awards: It's a triumph for the ladies - Telegraph by Matt Wolf

Cyndi Lauper triumphs at New York's Tony Awards as British import Matilda fails to win the crucial Best Musical prize.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 9:10am on June 10, 2013☆⚑

Tony Awards 2013: Why Matilda may not win a Tony - Telegraph by Matt Wolf

RSC musical Matilda may suffer for its sophistication at the Broadway awards when they take place tonight, says Matt Wolf.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 6:56pm on June 9, 2013☆⚑

Sir Cameron Mackintosh says Miss Saigon is next musical destined for the big screen - Telegraph by Tim Walker

Cameron Mackintosh, the West End impresario, says the musical Miss Saigon will be turned into a film if the current film adaptation of Les Misérables is a success.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 2:08pm on September 27, 2012☆⚑

Kevin Spacey lambasts mobile phone user in character as Richard III by Jonathan Pearlman

Kevin Spacey has won praise for a series of in-character attacks as Richard III on unruly audience members in Sydney, including a cutting rebuke of the owner of a ringing mobile phone.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 1:06pm on December 6, 2011☆⚑

Christian Tetzlaff: Hey, kids, you can stop practising - Telegraph by Ivan Hewett

Christian Tetzlaff is not the austere virtuoso he seems to be, says Ivan Hewett.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 8:07am on July 28, 2011☆⚑

First review of Mamma Mia! in Mandarin - Telegraph by Gao Hang

As the curtains went up on Mamma Mia! in Shanghai, The Daily Telegraph was there to see whether China's first-ever Chinese-language musical would win over the audience.

SOURCE: Telegraph at 9:42am on July 13, 2011☆⚑

Edward Albee interview: 'I think of myself as a composer’ - Telegraph by Tim Martin

Edward Albee defines the phrase Great American Playwright. As his scathing comedy 'A Delicate Balance’ is revived, the 83-year-old talks to Tim Martin about his reputation, the point of th…

SOURCE: Telegraph at 7:11am on May 3, 2011☆⚑