Alejandro Bonatto News Today

One of the best lines in James Grahams play about Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? remarks on how the British love a pub quiz because it combines their favourite things: drinking and being right.

Daphne du Maurier’s novel hits the London stage at the Charing Cross Theatre

The beauty seems to mask the eeriness and unease that a tale about the ghosts of the past haunting the lives of those still present a little too well.

The project has been a top hit in its native Austria since it opened in 2006, garnering a steady following across the world and subsequent runs in Asia and Europe. The original is fabled to feature incredible sets and a sumptuous staging - it’s a shame those elements haven’t transferred.

The chief mystery here is what anyone thought they were doing staging a large-scale property with such a woefully small budget.

Among polished performances,<strong> </strong>Kara Lane’s creepily obsessed housekeeper proves a powerful force

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

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The show's English-language premiere has been eagerly awaited for many years