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JOHN PILGER: The issue is not Trump, it's us: FLASHBACK 2017 - Vimarsana News

JOHN PILGER: The issue is not Trump, it's us: FLASHBACK 2017

The Writers Resist campaigners and other anti-Trumpists needed to reflect that until real politics return to people's lives, the enemy is not Trump, it is ourselves.

Billy Crudup to make West End theatre debut as a conman in Harry Clarke - Vimarsana News

Billy Crudup to make West End theatre debut as a conman in Harry Clarke

The star of The Morning Show will bring David Cale’s award-winning one-man play to London in March

Tom Rooney, the Canadian stage's shy anti-star: 'There aren't any leading men or leading women. You look around, there's clowns everywhere' - Vimarsana News

Tom Rooney, the Canadian stage's shy anti-star: 'There aren't any leading men or leading women. You look around, there's clowns everywhere'

Coming off a sensational 2023, the Saskatchewan native brings Uncle Vanya to Mirvish and Henry Higgins to the Shaw Festival in 2024

Les Miserables legend Martin McCallum dies 'peacefully surrounded by family' aged 73 - Vimarsana News

Les Miserables legend Martin McCallum dies 'peacefully surrounded by family' aged 73

Martin McCallum, who worked with Sir Cameron Mackintosh on Cats, Les Miserables and The Phantom Of The Opera, has died at the age of 73, Society of London Theatre (SOLT) announced.

Martin McCallum dead aged 73: Legendary theatre producer behind Cats & Les Miserables dies 'peacefully' - Vimarsana News

Martin McCallum dead aged 73: Legendary theatre producer behind Cats & Les Miserables dies 'peacefully'

LEGENDARY theatre producer Martin McCallum has died aged 73.McCallum, who worked with Sir Cameron Mackintosh on Cats, Les Miserables and The Phantom O