What Aylesbury lacks in culture it more than makes up for in roundabouts, and it’s at the site of one of the town’s more prominent traffic junctions that this Buckinghamshire[readmore]

Choreographer Arlene Phillips, who was controversially dropped as a judge from TV’s Strictly Come Dancing last year in favour by the much younger Alesha Dixon, is reuniting with two of[readmore]

What Aylesbury lacks in culture it more than makes up for in roundabouts, and it’s at the site of one of the town’s more prominent traffic junctions that this Buckinghamshire[readmore]

Shadowlands’ author William Nicholson returns to British theatre with his first new play in more than a decade: a fictional examination of the ethical questions surrounding the credit crunch that[readmore]

Before we got stuck into Aristotle Onassis and his lurid personal life at the Novello last night, I asked Honor Blackman, who was sitting right next to me with her[readmore]

Martin Sherman’s Onassis, starring Robert
Lindsay in the title role as the late Greek tycoon Aristotle Onassis,
received its West End premiere at the Novello Theatre last night (12
October 2010, previews[readmore]

In advance of the usual panto
season, Snow White and the Seven Designers is running this week at the Garrick Theatre (12 to 16 October 2010) in aid of Dementia UK,[readmore]

What is great acting? Hard to define, but you know it when you see it.
And Robert Lindsay as Aristotle Socrates Onassis in a new play by
Martin Sherman first seen in[readmore]

Speaking to Whatsontage.com theatregoers at our Club outing to Enlightenment at the Hampstead Theatre last night (11 October 2010) Edward Hall, the venue’s new artistic director, revealed he wants to[readmore]

Andrew Lloyd Webber and a host of celebrities today (12 October 2010) gathered to mark the centenary of the London Palladium, which opened on Boxing Day 1910, with a celebration[readmore]