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At the heart of German playwright Marius Von Mayenburg’s black comedy is the...

Grayson Perry is a popular...

Paul Barritt’s 1927 Theatre Company have presented yet another punchy...

The core motive of big-screen blockbusters has more often than not been a case of...

Monica Galetti has perhaps, in more recent years, made a name for herself as a...

Music makes us remember. Songs stir emotions, take us back to forgotten places,...

Brilliant soul singer Frankie Oliver showcased his remarkable talent last night at...

Finally, the long-established persona of Tape Face comes to the West End. Sam...

Working is a series of beautiful slices of life: micro stories that give a...

The 1977 musical about an iconic red-headed orphan is back in the West End, at...