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Pandemonium by Armando Iannucci - Review of the cod-Shakespearean Covid satire at Soho Theatre

Boris Johnson and his successors Less Trust and Riches Sooner are satirised in a superb political pantomime directed by Patrick Marber

A platinum blonde wig has to do a lot of heavy lifting as Boris and co are lampooned in a comedy that’s as lumbering as a Joe Wicks workout

Keenly anticipated since its summer announcement, Pandemonium finds the last seven years of British government dissected by two of the great satirists of the…

From David Tennant in Shakespeare’s Macbeth to Bluey’s stage debut, it’s a December to remember

Wedding guests danced to the Alan Partridge audiobook - ...And Ed Gamble and James Acaster were there

Paul Calf, Tommy Saxondale and a little known Norfolk radio presenter: as the actor’s controversial turn as Jimmy Savile comes to a close, we rate all his roles

Nina Segal’s world premiere runs until 21 October

Film festivals exist primarily for two reasons. The first gives fans who are passionate about movies the opportunity to share in the joy of seeing them in a genuinely special

Dumbledore but so much more, Michael Gambon was one of the giants of the British stage.