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Sinéad O’Neill’s production is persuasive and Beth Taylor’s performance as Orlando is extraordinary in this tale of unrequited love, madness and magic.
In her latest exploration, Maggie O’Farrell delves into her family's myths and the journey sparked by a photograph of an ancestor believed to have created early maps of Ireland.
As the UK anticipates the release of four new biopics about the Beatles, the cultural impact of the Fab Four remains strong, with excitement building around Sam Mendes' films.
Quentin Blake, Cressida Cowell, Axel Sheffler, and Lauren Child share their creative processes and the joy of bringing children's literature to life through illustration.
Recent recordings have surfaced, showing Harpo Marx, known for his silent persona, engaging with audiences despite his stage fright. This discovery sheds light on a lesser-known aspect of the comedy icon.
Following her performance at the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend, CMAT has shared her feelings about the detrimental effects of body-shaming on her career and mental health.
Tyrone Paul, known as Pozer, reflects on his tumultuous upbringing in London, which led him into a life of crime before finding success in music. He discusses the impact of his past on his present.
A manuscript containing early versions of the Merlin and Grail legends, privately held for 700 years, is expected to sell for £2 million at auction.
Dash Arts' production at Leeds Playhouse offers an engaging look at the complexities of contemporary Britain through the lens of a local pub.
Australian comedian Sam Campbell, known for his unique style, is set to debut a bizarre new sitcom after gaining fame on shows like Taskmaster and Last One Laughing.
While many participants on 'Married at First Sight' report positive experiences, there are growing concerns regarding the safety of the show's format.
At the Hay festival, notable authors including Malala Yousafzai and Katherine Rundell share their favorite titles, ranging from a darkly comic novel to a captivating memoir from the 1950s.
James Graham's adaptation of his award-winning play, 'Dear England', offers a heartfelt exploration of national identity, blending joy and emotion in a football setting.
The trumpeter’s improvised soundtrack for the new wave director’s 1957 film still glows with sensuality, tension and nocturnal beauty in this lavish reissue.
Samantha Harvey's adaptation of Barbara Pym's 1970s novel at the Arcola Theatre captures the essence of four office workers facing retirement, showcasing its enduring relevance.
As romantic comedies adapt to the online era, they reflect increasingly extreme behaviors, complicating the pursuit of happy endings.
Jem Calder's 'I Want You to Be Happy' presents a modern love story that reflects the complexities of relationships shaped by digital interactions.
Artists including Peaches, Florentina Holzinger, and Joan Jonas honor the legacy of Valie Export, a fearless figure in feminist performance art who passed away last week.
After a hiatus that saw him shift careers, Axel Willner, known as The Field, is back with a new album following a chance encounter at a food truck.
Philippe Quesne's Farm Fatale at the Southbank Centre presents an unusual blend of performance art, featuring scarecrow broadcasters that advocate for the importance of agriculture in addressing climate issues.