There was an air of scepticism when it was first announced that Kinks frontman Ray Davies had written a stage musical. Another ho hum juke box musical was
Long before our rock and film stars were romping with groupies, drinking to excess and creating red-top headlines there was Johnny Wilmot. Even his name sounds rock ‘n’
It’s daft, it’s cheesy and its director overdoes the sequins and spangles, but you can’t help falling for the heavenly Alexandra Burke as diamond in the rough, Doloris
Patrick O’Kane returns to the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Swan Theatre for the world premiere of Anders Lustgarten’s visceral new play, The Seven Acts of Mercy, to be directed
The Yanks were over-sexed, overpaid and over here in WWII. Not everyone agreed with their deployment and, Somewhere In England, they fought their own micro-war on the domestic
Its easy to overthink Harold Pinter. He frequently bowls a googly, wrong-footing the audience. But what is undisputed is his eloquence and ability at the crease. He takes
Amanda Holden, Angela Griffin, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Tamzin Outhwaite and Nicola Stephenson will be Stepping Out in the West End when Richard Harris’s award-winning comedy opens at London’s Vaudeville
Imelda Staunton and Conleth Hill (Game of Thrones) will star in a new production of multi Tony and Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
I sometimes think that we remember iconic movies through rose-tinted glasses. Frequently I’ll catch a film on TV late at night that I loved – way back in
