King Lear' still resonates today for its raw depiction of family betrayal, aging, and regret—unveiling timeless truths about ...

Jones is taking on the part made famous by Paul Eddington and tells us: "Politics ought to be the art of the possible but it ...

The Glasgow-based deaf actor returns to Singapore with Lear, a commission from Sifa. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

Your fate shall be divined from the three sacred cards of The Tab Tarot: The Past, The Present, and The Future. Each will be ...

So it was with Kim Krumm Sorenson’s stunning silks for Lear, Cordelia and Regan. In the Resident Ensemble Players’ stirring production of King Lear, director Jackson Gay strips the ...

This is the final chapter of *Yes, Minister*, which began as a TV comedy series in the 1980s written by Antony Jay and ...

Griff Rhys Jones for I’m Sorry, Prime Minister, provided uncredited. I’m Sorry, Prime Minister will play in London next year. The transfer follows runs at the Barn Theatre, Th ...

The final chapter of the political satire will be playing the West End from January 29 to April 25 next year. I’m Sorry, ...

Griff Rhys Jones and Clive Francis will star as Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby in I'm Sorry, Prime Minister, a 2026 West ...

Tennessee Williams unleashed Stanley Kowalski. Arthur Miller bestowed Willy Loman. Now at Laguna Playhouse, in a satisfying, ...

Griff Rhys Jones is to star as Jim Hacker in the West End transfer of the final "elegiac" instalment of Jonathan Lynn's ...