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Yes, the Oscars are unfair, says Denzel Washington, who says he knows from experience, but 'just do the best you can do,' he tells Bill Whitaker.
Lyceum, SheffieldThere's tragedy at the core of French's roly-poly persona " yet the place she finds herself in appears to be a good oneIt's extraordinary to consider that Dawn French has li…
Yes, the Oscars are unfair, says Denzel Washington, who says he knows from experience, but 'just do the best you can do,' he tells Bill Whitaker.
The musical theatre star on his role in the West End's first pantomime in nearly 30 years, his turn in Casualty, Any Dream Will Do and his massive fanbase
As the title initially suggests, "Lungs" has a lot of words. Director Spencer Whale starts it with a silent interpretive dance that in hindsight you realize epitomizes the story's general ou…
The actor talks about working with Robert Icke on the lead-role-swapping Mary Stuart and his beginnings in The History Boys
Prior to their debut West End debut show Ferris amp Milnes - Christmas Cracker, at the Ambassadors Theatre on Tuesday December 13th 2016, musical theatre comedy double act Ferris amp Milnes …
MARIN, Calif. (AP) -- The secretive "Star Wars" spinoff movie "Rogue One" just got a little more tangible....
Currently starring in Irish Repertory Theatre's production of Finian's Rainbow (extended until January 29, 2017), Melissa Errico is re-defining the ingénue. Her self-written feature in The …
You may view the minutes of board meetings as an annoying procedure to which you can pay little attention, but they are actually important documents that form the legal basis of a non-profit…
James Snyder races through 20 questions about In Transit, New York City, dream projects, and more.
The actress tells us what it's like working on the Royal Court's The Sewing Group and why she left TV for the stage
Review submitted by Doga Tasdemir of T.S. Wootton High School. High school is no doubt a chaotic time for everyone involved. Between relationships, popularity, parental problems, and even ha…
The Irish actor and writer Pat Kinevane on his most recent one-man show, which opens at Soho Theatre this week
The performance artist on how he got into theatre, the police turning up to his first show and his new piece, Putting Words in Your Mouth, for the Roundhouse
The actor playing Alan Turing in the Manchester Royal Exchange's revival of Breaking the Code explains what it was like being the face of BT, why comedy is his thing and what it's li…
by Jim Gladstone On a November night ten years ago, 20-year-old recent college drop-out Erich Bergen flew to San Francisco from his home in New York to start the job he now describes as havi…
Lydia chats to us about working on Charlie Brooker's award-winning series, and appearing in the final production at pop-up venue Found 111, Fool for Love
Watch Mamie Parris race through questions about Cats, Grizabella, "Memory", Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals and more.
There is currently a revival on Broadway of the 1928 classic play, THE FRONT PAGE written by Ben Hecht & Charles MacArthur. (There have been several movie adaptations, the best by far …
Currently appearing in The Island Nation, Dharker talks about revisiting the story of the Sri Lankan civil war and working with theatre company Ice & Fire
The Irish actress talks about how she first started acting to combat shyness, and playing one of Irish theatre's most iconic roles
Drew Gehling is in a race against the clock as he takes on 20 questions about Waitress, Jessie Mueller, Jersey Boys, Star Trek, and more.
The artistic director of the ballet company talks about trying to make classical dance more diverse, their current tour and next year's bill at the Barbican
Currently appearing in Father Comes Home from the Wars, Tom talks about working with Catherine Tate and David Tennant, and the part he's always wanted to revisit
