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Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci are together again for a flashy but less zinging reunion
Two sets of parents meet for an attempt at restorative justice in Fran Kranz’s deeply human play at London’s Donmar Warehouse
The star plays an oblivious dad baffled by the modern age in this tender college campus series on Sky/HBO
A century after its invention, the form seems to have lost its nerve — but in Venice, two bold artists are preparing to test audiences’ limits
The play at Stratford-upon-Avon’s The Other Place combines family drama with a country’s struggle for independence
The institution has tapped into its endowment and put its Chagall murals up for sale. Now the cancelling of Saudi investment has deepened its existential crisis
Following a well-meaning mayor of a haunted island town in New England, the show is as funny as it is terrifying
Karola Obermüller and Peter Gilbert co-composed the music for the show at Germany’s Schwetzingen SWR Festival
Centring on manager Brian Epstein and his relationship with John Lennon, a great idea is hampered by an overloaded script at London’s Kiln Theatre
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
