By her own admission, Helen Mirren hasn’t done too badly at crafting an illustrious career.
Red Stitch’s production of The Flick is a luminous and intimate examination of changing relationships.
Orange Is the New Black actor Yael Stone’s “accidental” career is building momentum.
The astonishing Miriam Margolyes is wasted in the greatest hits show The Importance of Being Miriam.
Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne’s musical about Imelda Marcos shows corruption is the same as it ever was.
Led by Jane Turner, the women in Jumpy make a mockery of those who turn their noses up at simply being entertained.
From playing a libertine rocker in Californication to writing music and lyrics for Matilda, Tim Minchin is a man of many talents.
Baz Luhrmann's film-turned-stage-musical may be a little out of step, but it hits some high notes.
After quarter of a century as patriarch of Bell Shakespeare, Bard aficionado John Bell prepares to take his final bow.
In Benedict Andrews’ A Streetcar Named Desire, filmed for cinema, Gillian Anderson delivers a lustrous Blanche DuBois.
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