Ignore all that spiteful nonsense out there on blogosphere from “Phans” and critics alike that should know better, writes Josh Logan.

Yet another “man with a mission” film from Clint Eastwood, but without the usual violent outcome, writes John Ayton.

Rupert Bridgwater reviews RSC’s King Lear and discovers a bold and magnificent all round production.

Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall will take centre stage in Private Lives, the Noel Coward 1929 comedy classic.

I was afraid of the hype. Everyone's talking about it. Five star reviews. Countless nominations, numerous awards. The expectations were always going to be high.

Set in LA and New York, The Little Dog Laughed tells the story of a closet gay actor and the hurdles he faces when confronting his sexuality, writes Benjamin Potter.

The Old Vic’s revival of John Guare’s 1990 play hits the spot, but perhaps not in the way it did 20 years ago.

Planning a trip to the theatre? We round up some of the productions opening this week.

It was a huge hit on Broadway last year, but would it make the grade with West End audiences and critics?

Phil Matthews reviews Michael Bruce’s first concert and found it was a night he will remember forever