Blogs: David Bowie's art collection shows his true genius
As Sotheby's open up an exhibition of David Bowie's art collection, and Lazarus opens next week, Sarah Crompton reflects on why the musician was a true artist
As Sotheby's open up an exhibition of David Bowie's art collection, and Lazarus opens next week, Sarah Crompton reflects on why the musician was a true artist
As the actor Ralf Little opens in the West End comedy Dead Funny, he talks about The Royle Family, the future and why videos of people falling over are really funny
English Touring Opera has mounted a strongly cast account of Monteverdi's final opera.
Cast and guests celebrated at the St James Theatre last night
A production of Driftwood performed by Australian circus company Casus will headline the festival
Robert Hastie directs Hugh Whitemore's play about the genius mathematician
The Meatloaf musical will open in Manchester next year before a West End run
Tom Wells' latest play is about three misfit friends who set up a band in their shed
Arthur Miller's classic tragedy is revived by director Michael Rudman
Jason Robert Brown directs his own musical about an entire relationship
The show continues at the Aldwych Theatre in the West End
Matt Cardle also returns following his sell out events this year
Lucy Bailey directs a version of John Milton's masque
The 1997 play will open in Richmond in March
Ian McDiarmid stars as Enoch Powell in Chris Hannan's new play
The actor returns to Wyndham's Theatre for a revival of Patrick Marber's comedy
Luke Sheppard will direct the British premiere as part of the theatre's 50th anniversary season
Four regional theatres have announced initiatives to connect with migrant communities
The biennial prize is awarded to a new play selected from a shortlist of five
Rob Drummond's creepy new play is about an isolated Scottish community
We caught up with Emma Hatton, Wendi Peters, Celinde Schoenmaker and more to find out how things are going
Other winners included Erica Whyman and Good Chance Theatre
The production has also announced a one week extension due to popular demand
Matt Trueman argues that the old saying 'never work with children and animals' just isn't true
Guests included Patricia Hodge and Ruta Gedmintas