13,345 stories from The Financial Times
The dancer behind Beyoncé and Lil Nas X's viral music videos nominates the clubs, cooks and communities of 'Black Hollywood'
The trend is a decisive shift in the balance between two cities that have long vied to be the world capital of the stage
Mass, cross-generational audiences have disappeared and even MrBeast can't find them
The great soprano was rarely captured on film, but a biopic starring Angelina Jolie and a BBC documentary revisit her story
Production at London's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane is visually striking but lacks emotional depth
Daisy Edgar-Jones stars in Tennessee Williams's searingly unhappy play at London's Almeida Theatre
Tom Stoppard's erudite study of AE Housman gets a powerful revival at London's Hampstead Theatre
Kendall Feaver's dramatisation at the National Theatre galvanises the classic children's novel into a modern work
Not even Elton John's songs can redeem this predictable show at London's Dominion Theatre
A stunning 2D world evokes Persian street markets and Japanese paper theatre
A 1940s setting, filled with both grief and hope, helps the Orange Tree Theatre's production to sing
The man behind the crowd-pleasing film adaptation of the musical has set a new box office record
A group of New York hip-hop lovers and haters clash and connect in Dan McCabe's play at London's Kiln Theatre
Glinda and Elphaba's journey to friendship offers guidance for a fractured America
Ahead of their top-secret new London show, the creators discuss making the audience the star " and changing lives
The much-anticipated film adaptation of the Broadway musical may be this year's biggest cinematic risk. Does it live up to the hype?
The green-faced witch gets a sympathetic origin story in a musical of endless glittering pizzazz
The residents of a London housing estate invest in digital currencies in a fascinating new play at the Bush Theatre
New adaptation results in a mismatch between the gruesome details the original and a bewildering modern reading
As Katy Rudd brings the children's classic to London's National Theatre, can it enjoy the success of adaptations like 'Matilda' and 'War Horse'?
First an F Scott Fitzgerald story, next a film starring Brad Pitt, now an unexpected joy at London's Ambassadors Theatre
Ghost stories abound in Richard Bean's 1970s-set play at London's Hampstead Theatre
Nathan Englander's play, at London's Marylebone Theatre, uses a prickly encounter to explore what it means to be Jewish today
Condensed for the stage into two parts, John Galsworthy's epic becomes a joyous exercise in shared dramatic storytelling
Zinnie Harris's drama shifts John Webster's Jacobean play to the Sixties, with mixed results, at London's Trafalgar Theatre
