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In a hilarious and surreal documentary, two out-of-work actors decide to stage the tragedy within Los Santos with dreamlike and fascinating results ...

It is dressed to impress and has powerhouse singing from Vanessa Williams but this retread of the hit book and film rings hollow ...

Prize aims to support and showcase established writers and emerging talent in Britain's stage industry ...

Lila Raicek's play, which McGregor describes as 'a very modern take on today's sexual politics', will be the actor's first London show in 17 years ...

This uplifting production feels both improvised and polished, with John Elkington's Dame Daisy camping it up to perfection as Jack's mother ...

The standup on the power of strange shirts, the importance of never Googling yourself and how he came to specialise in one-liners ...

Duncan McLean's riotous adaptation begins in a care home for retired pirates, from which the resourceful heroes set sail in a washtub buoyed by imagination ...

From a Snoop Dogg firepit to a sweater celebrating the brutalist genius of Preston bus station, here are 40 fabulous festive suggestions for the culture vulture in your life ...

The 77-year-old, who is blind in one eye and has poor vision in the other, spoke of his health issues at a gala performance of The Devil Wears Prada ...

Set in a nonspecific Austenland inspired more by Hollywood than history, this is an energetic, puppyish production that is easy to like ...