Fish in the Dark, Cort Theatre New York, review: 'adrift' by Matt Wolf

Fish in the Dark, the Curb Your Enthusiasm writer's first venture onto Broadway, is a disappointment

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:00pm on March 5, 2015☆⚑

Antigone, Barbican, review: lacklustre stuff by Dominic Cavendish

This show is one of the hottest tickets in town, but there's a hole at the heart of this 90-minute affair; that elusive ability to make us make care, says Dominic Cavendish

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 6:32pm on March 5, 2015☆⚑

Romeo + Juliet, Rose Theatre Kingston, review: 'a flawed pleasure' by Jane Shilling

Director Sally Cookson has made some bold changes to Shakespeare's play. Not all of them come off

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:00am on March 5, 2015☆⚑

Ruby Wax: Sane New World, St James Theatre, review: 'fascinating' by Laura Barnett

Part comedy show, part science lecture, this is inspiring and intriguing. But there is a lack of new material, says Laura Barnett

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:37am on March 5, 2015☆⚑

Björk's first European Vulnicura gig to take place at Manchester International Festival by Alice Vincent

A new original ballet from Wayne McGregor and a play starring Maxine Peake are also on the 2015 festival line-up

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:00am on March 5, 2015☆⚑

The Larry David guide to life by Rupert Hawksley

As his debut play opens on Broadway, we stand back and admire Larry David's unique take on the world

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 6:32am on March 5, 2015☆⚑

Bruce Willis to make his Broadway debut in Stephen King's Misery by Patrick Smith

The actor will star in a stage version of Stephen King's Misery

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 4:13am on March 5, 2015☆⚑

Game, Almeida Theatre, review: 'short, sharp, pulse-quickening' by Dominic Cavendish

Mike Bartlett's latest play is a riveting drama that makes guilty peeping-toms of us all, says Dominic Cavendish

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:01pm on March 4, 2015☆⚑

Tena Stivicic wins Susan Smith Blackburn Prize by Agency

The playwright is now planning a new play for the National Theatre

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 6:07am on March 4, 2015☆⚑

Modernising classic plays is a cheap and patronising trick by Rupert Christiansen

George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman makes no sense when it tries to be relevent to us, says Rupert Christiansen

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 1:30pm on March 3, 2015☆⚑

Oklahoma!, Royal and Derngate Theatre, Northampton, review: 'life-changing' by Dominic Cavendish

Rachel Kavanaugh's touring revival of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic is utter bliss, says Dominic Cavendish

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:15am on March 3, 2015☆⚑

The King's Speech, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, review: 'dogged persistence pays off' by Dominic Cavendish

Jason Donovan is a triumph as the speech therapist Lionel Logue in this new stage version of The King's Speech, says Dominic Cavendish

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:01am on March 3, 2015☆⚑

Vic & Bob return to stage for first time in 20 years by Siobhan Palmer & Pa

Comedy duo Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer have confirmed a new live tour beginning this year

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:26am on March 3, 2015☆⚑

God bless two-faced England, whatever Alan Bennett may say by Michael Henderson

The hypocritical English have achieved much; the Scots, thanks to the Act of Union, have done a bit. The Welsh have done very little, reckons Michael Henderson

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 1:15am on March 3, 2015☆⚑

Artists don't deserve tax breaks any more than street sweepers by Rupert Christiansen

Arts Question Time (BBC Four) made a hash of this opportunity to discuss the future of the arts, says Rupert Christiansen

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 10:57am on March 2, 2015☆⚑

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, Chichester Festival Theatre, review: 'fanciful dreck' by Dominic Cavendish

This stage adaptation is distressing for all the wrong reasons, says Dominic Cavendish

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:18am on March 2, 2015☆⚑

The 10 most surprising Sound of Music covers by Siobhan Palmer

The artists who have made the Sound of Music songs their own

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:22am on March 2, 2015☆⚑

Judy Garland's daughter to star in musical of her mother's life by Siobhan Palmer

Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Arlene Philips is creative director on a new Judy Garland show.

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:19am on March 2, 2015☆⚑

DH Lawrence's plays lasted better than his novels by Charles Spencer

In a trilogy of plays set in the mining communities, DH Lawrence anticipated not only the theatrical kitchen-sink realism of the Fifties, but also television soaps such as Coronation Street

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 3:44am on March 2, 2015☆⚑

Ruby Wax's Sane New World: the funny side of depression by Laura Barnett

Ruby Wax's new stage show is about anxiety, rehab and the finer points of neuroscience - but, she tells Laura Barnett, it'll still make you laugh

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:00am on March 2, 2015☆⚑

Bad timing! When should the curtain rise? by Rupert Christiansen

Rupert Christiansen asks whether theatre, concert and cinema start times are too Londoncentric

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 12:19pm on February 27, 2015☆⚑

The Nether, Duke of York's, review: 'asks difficult questions' by Dominic Cavendish

Jennifer Haley's drama about the darker side of the internet is more riveting than ever in this West End transfer, says Dominic Cavendish

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:34am on February 27, 2015☆⚑

Nigel Farage Ukip conference gatecrashed by Nazi dancers by Telegraph Video

Ukip's Spring conference in Margate is gatecrashed by Nazi themed dancers from The Producers musical

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 8:48am on February 27, 2015☆⚑

Romeo and Juliet, Northern Ballet, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, review: 'gorgeously original' by Mark Brown

The Northern Ballet fuse modernist simplicity with excitingly energetic dance, says Mark Brown

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 7:13am on February 27, 2015☆⚑

RSC casts Palestinian actor as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice by Anita Singh

Makram Khoury, a celebrated actor based in Israel, will make his RSC debut in The Merchant of Venice in Stratford-upon-Avon

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 12:29pm on February 26, 2015☆⚑