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Huge in scale and teetering on the brink of madness throughout, "King Lear" is a work that only the most intrepid of directors would tackle. Enter someone game enough, Joel Horwood.

Letting go of Philip Roth

The comedian asks whether history’s most polarising figures were evil or genius. Plus, Grime Kids continues. Here’s what to watch this evening

Joss Ackland, who has died aged 95, was one of Britain’s hardest-working performers, appearing in more than 130 films and, so it was reported, in more stage plays than any other living actor.

For the first time, Gloucestershires star clown Tweedy plays the title role of the Everyman Theatres Christmas 2023 pantomime, Mother Goose, promising magical family entertainment, glitz, glamour and the one and only time youll see Tweedy in a dress!

Barbra Streisand has lived many lives. We created a handy, 15,000-word roadmap to her sprawling new 966-page memoir.

Go beyond Abbey and McPhee with a great read for wherever your next journey takes you

Pope Francis finally caught the world’s attention by removing Bishop Joseph Strickland from leading the Diocese of Tyler in East Texas.

The Disappeared.

When Carol Dunne, Northern Stage’s producing artistic director, decided she wanted to present Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” as the company’s annual holiday show, she knew she didn’t want any