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Gabrielle Goliath’s ‘Elegy’, which pays tribute to a Palestinian poet killed by an Israeli strike, will be shown at the Chiesa di Sant’Antonin
The actor and model loves Catherine Tate, cashmere sweaters and her Panthère de Cartier watch
The star shows she is still a force to be reckoned with in an extraordinary, high-speed performance at Sadler’s Wells East
A concert performance of Berg’s gritty opera at the Royal Festival Hall was combined with photos by Ilya Shagalov
The Turner Prize winner’s forensic work is fuelled by a belief that sounds can reveal hidden violence
Having scored a hit with ‘The Responder’, Tony Schumacher is exposing the realities of gambling in ‘The Cage’
As her debut ‘1536’ opens in the West End, the playwright talks about giving voice to history’s forgotten women
With Tina Fey as guest host and some close-to-the-bone humour, Sky's SNL translation was often inventive and sharp
Weird rules, shifting cultural politics, contested parking spaces " universities still have all the ingredients for drama
As the award-winning 'John Proctor is the Villain' comes to London, its creator reflects on the power of language to confront trauma
The Ukrainian director's 'Two Prosecutors' depicts a 1937 fight for justice but, he says, its relevance to today is all too clear
Sky is placing a multimillion-pound bet on remaking the long-running US comedy show for a British audience
The 1960s heyday is long behind us, but a comeback may be brewing
An unsuspecting civilian is plunged into a rapidly unravelling corporate getaway in the second season of the hit show
'Mirror' displays a deliberately restricted vocabulary while his 'Rite of Spring' finds real and virtual dancers going through the motions
The 'Adolescence' star and Andrea Riseborough lead twisted tale of a couple who attempt to 'cure' a young delinquent
Billed as the last chance to see the pioneering rap group in full, the tour reached the O2 Arena with one member missing and one night cancelled
Director Barrie Kosky homes in on Wagner's ecological message and delivers it with flair
A terrific cast lifts a vast production at London's National Theatre that emerges from Chekhov's shadow to reach a magnificent climax
Series produced by media arm of Cairo's intelligence service wins plaudits from viewers but Israeli ire
Seed funding blossoms into something sinister in former venture capitalist Aaron Loeb's drama at Hampstead Theatre
Nina and Moses Raine, who have adapted the 1904 drama for the National Theatre, on the twilight of the Russian empire
Rooted in her experience as a deaf person navigating a hearing world, the artist has a longstanding fascination with the politics of sound
Lizzy Bennet's awkward sister Mary is the focus of a 10-part BBC adaptation of Janice Hadlow's novel
Some of the outrage appears disingenuous but the actor is wrong in his dismissal of opera and ballet
