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Others News - LONDON – Playing Stella Kowalski in the 2022 West End revival of A Streetcar Named Desire has been a rewarding experience for London-based Singaporean actress Anjana Vasan. In April, she was named best supporting actress at the prestigious Olivier Awards for the role in... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The former Doctor Who actress, 37, looked ravishing in a cream woven gown which hugged every inch of her gorgeous figure.

Andrew Scott collected the Best Actor award while British director Sam Mendes received special honour

The music legend donned a typically glitzy suit on Sunday night as he attended the Evening Standard Theatre Awards at Claridges Hotel with his husband David Furnish. 

The former Pussycat Doll, 45, couldnt control her emotion as she took to the stage to accept the honour for her showstopping turn in West End Musical Sunset Boulevard.

The Mission Impossible actress, 41, exuded glamour in a black caped gown as she attended the annual 67th Evening Standard Theatre Awards on Sunday.

Both Irish actors are nominated in the Best Actor category for their work on the West End.

Pygmalion – the original movie Speaking of classics, I saw an excellent production of George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion at the Old Vic last week starring Bertie Carvel as Higgins and the ubiquitous Patsy Ferran as Eliza. Naturally, since it’s still running, it’s not yet on video or film but this is, the original English language movie version (there was a previous

Bertie Carvel is unrecognisable from his last appearance at the Old Vic when he not only looked like Donald Trump in The 47th, he captured every nuance of speech, glance and gesture of the former president. He does, though, play a character with an equally monstrous ego, a man of utter self-absorption and fired with a passion for his own self-aggrandisement. This is a Henry Higgins with more than a touch of Aspergers – he's a tweedy version of Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock and his ...

MANUEL HARLANPatsy Ferran and Bertie Carvel in PygmalionIt starts with a bang — a thunderclap that sends the figures on stage scurrying through the pillars. Tha