Ballet connoisseurs and football fans have more in common than they might think, says Sarah Crompton

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The Lord of the Rings actor, who grew up in Bolton, has forsaken his Lancastrian heritage after decades of living in London

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Discover the best of London theatre with The Telegraph's reviews of the plays to see

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Lee Hall's adaptation is the best British comedy since One Man, Two Guvnors, says Charles Spencer

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Struggling actors who scrape a living working in repertory theatres should get paid a “living wage”, Sir Ian McKellen has claimed.

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School’s out and in celebration the Royal Exchange is offering an exhilarating version of Round the World in Eighty Days which is as near to a sophisticated summer panto as could be imagined.

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Titus Andronicus, the “grotesquely violent” Shakespearean tale of revenge, has 14 deaths, many violently bloody, as well as rape and mutilation.

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Thomas H Green explores the origins of the ultimate jazz club standard

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This production of Euripides's Medea leaves you feeling both appalled and strangely elated, says Charles Spencer

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“Comedy, love – and a bit with a dog. That's what they want,” declares Thomas Henslowe, the debt-ridden theatre manager in Shakespeare in Love. We'll come to the love in a moment.  But first things first. Not since the chihuahua in the musical of Legally Blonde has there been a more captivating canine cameo in the West End than that now being turned in by the Labradoodle “Spot”...

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