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A huge and warm welcome awaited Gregory Porter’s modest entrance to the...

Chicago is a raucous American affair oozing with sex, crime and unadulterated fun....

Jukebox musicals are the fluffiest form of theatre. They’re the...

Co-directors Simon McBurney and Kirsty Houseley’s The Encounter has already...

Do you know any Italian films from the 1930s? If you’re drawing...

“Is this a TED talk? am I doing a lecture?” asked Iliza...

South London anthem rockers Bastille take their “reorchestrated” concert...

Written by Jesse Andrews, directed by Charlie Kaufman and adapted from a novel by David...

With animated sequences to rival Studio Ghibli, Liang Xuan and Zhang Chun’s 12-year visual...

Walking into the long auditorium at the Omnibus Theatre...