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Chancellor Caryl Churchill, foreign secretary Gore Vidal, defence minister David Greig … Ahead of the National Theatre's revival of Harley Granville Barker's explosive play, Waste, Mark La…
Ben Whishaw's small-screen spy thriller, the inventor of the mobile and Julia Holter on tour: here's what to watch, see, hear and do this week TV London Spy Continue reading...
Dominion, LondonBen Forster sleighs them as Buddy, the Christmas-loving Laplander set down in Manhattan with Girls Aloud's Kimberley Walsh, but this show doesn't so much invoke the festive s…
Spencer Jones Presents: The Herbert In Proper Job | Kevin Eldon | Andy Hamilton: Change ManagementYou might think that Corbynism is the most popular religion among stand-ups these days, but …
Men In The Cities | The One That Got Away | King And Country | Lovesong Of The Electric Bear | Tipping Point | Flare PathDeath is senseless in writer-performer Chris Goode's solo show, first…
Sasha Waltz & Guests: Sacre | Cardiff Dance FestivalGermany's Sasha Waltz choreographed her version of Rite Of Spring in Berlin in 2013, 100 years after Stravinsky debuted his radical sc…
The writer is joining us to answer your questions in a live webchat on Monday 9 November from 1pm GMT onwards " post them in the comments below 11.19am GMT Few writers have had the chance to…
Michael Billington has been a Guardian theatre critic for more than 40 years. He talks about disgruntled directors and how the internet has changed the way he writesMichael Billington wants …
A symphony, a dream and the world premiere of Tim Harbour's Filigree and Shadow, a macabre vision set to the beat of Munich musicians 48nordFor the world premiere of Filigree and Shadow, Tim…
Marquis Theatre, New York… but before you get to that stage you have to negotiate the Gloria Estefan musical's gold lamé costumes, a cringeworthy conga and a very bad wigIs the rhythm goi…
An upcoming programme featuring a world premiere with the stellar duo, plus new pieces from Crystal Pite and Javier De Frutos, is proof that the dance house is on a roll under Alistair Spald…
Elf the Musical, an all-singing, all-dancing version of the Will Ferrell movie, opens this week at the Dominion theatre in London. Ben Forster stars as the eager-to-please toymaker Buddy, wh…
David Mamet's new play China Doll brings Al Pacino back to Broadway more than 40 years after his stage debut. Here are some of the screen star's appearances on the Great White Way Continue r…
Royal Ballet lead and 'bad boy of ballet' end relationship rumours as they announce contemporary performance in next year's Sadler's Wells programme Two of classical ballet's superstars, Nat…
The Swan, Stratford-upon-AvonDirector Selina Cadell gives a fine cast room to breathe in this delightful RSC revival of the sharp-witted restoration comedyWhy is William Congreve's great 169…
Soho theatre, LondonBrown gives us a show of two halves, with endearing routines about early fatherhood leading to social commentaryWhat a change in Alfie Brown! Three years ago, he announce…
Park theatre, London George Brant's hit US play gets an expressive, stylish revival incorporating British Sign Language, spoken word and visual storytellingGeorge Brant's play about a female…
5 November 1962: Nureyev, it seems, is good for Fonteyn who evidently relishes his exotic, far from submissive partnershipThe choreography of the pas de deux from Le Corsaire, which Fonteyn …
Made famous by Star Trek, the actor is about to launch Allegiance, his musical on Broadway about his experiences as a child in Japanese internment camps "Who lives, who dies, who tells your …
He thought albums were a self-indulgence and said his favourite songwriter was 'Anon'. Actor Maxine Peake pays tribute to the man who inspired her to act, write " and even relocate to Salfor…
It's time for theatres to ask some hard questions about their impact on people who have never even seen one of their showsSome years ago I left the National Theatre having seen Fiona Shaw in…
Ellen DeGeneres writer Greg Fitzsimmons is using Cosby's material in his own routines. It's unclear if the aim is to punish the performer or just celebrate good jokes Given the allegations a…
Olivier, LondonRosalie Craig gives us an eminently sane Rosalind in director Polly Findlay's richly textured version, where Lizzie Clachan's set is the starOur march towards a Germanic direc…
Studio theatre, Crucible, SheffieldSet during the riots of 2011, Deborah Bruce's study of motherhood and friendship is frank, funny and fired with resentmentIt is Crucible policy to ensure t…
Sadler's Wells, LondonA supremely confident triple bill combines a clever response to Picasso's 3 Dancers, a haunting Schoenberg recital and Miguel Altunaga as a cocky Red Rooster in Christo…