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The LWL Theatre Company began their lacklustre presentation of Howard...

Telling the story of Flamenco dance across different cultures, ZIK’R is an...

A stone’s throw from where she used to live – and looking...

With Boy at the Almeida Leo Butler shone a grim light on what it is...

“We have a love hate relationship with the press, but you always stay strong,”...

As all eyes are on New York, where tonight the 50 Best Restaurants awards ceremony...

The Go-Between has one or two solid elements but ultimately disappoints...

Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s stunning film, titled Cemetery of Splendour, takes the world...

Adapting Sherlock Holmes is always going to be...

“War is cruelty. There is no way to reform it. The crueller it is, the...