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Although some of the subject matter is serious, it is a light-hearted and very enjoyable production. An absolute must for anyone who enjoys Wodehouse or musical theatre.

AN exciting play about the life of one of the great comic authors is coming to Basingstoke to impress audiences.

Amy Robbins, 51, - whose older sister is Emilys mum Kate, 64, - will make her grand entrance to the soap in January, The Sun claims.

The first image from Mute Witness director Anthony Waller's new film The Piper, starring Elizabeth Hurley, has arrived online.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: One And Six Zeros (C4) is a neatly simple concept. Players start with £1,000,000 in the kitty and face seven questions.

Well done to the winners of the Sight for Wight short story competition!

It was a joy going back to live theatre after 18 months of intermittent lockdown and I really enjoyed this production and this amazing company.

The cherry orchard in Anton Chekhov’s eponymous play is a classic MacGuffin, its existence a reason to stir the sorts of resentments, fancies and identity causes that start wars and revolutions. The orchard’s beautiful, and that’s all – a cultivated but natural ornament upon the great land of Russia, where need and want hold sway over millions of wretched and enslaved people.

PATRICK MARMION: After the rigours of playing the whippersnapper Hamlet - a character some 60 years his junior - Ian McKellen steps into The Cherry Orchard like a pair of old slippers.

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