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  • The Cat and the Canary at Minerva theatre, Chichester.

    The Cat and the Canary review – 1920s mystery stuffed with preposterous pleasures

    Colourful characters gather for a will reading in this horror-comedy, given a larky update with stylish sequences
  • Hofesh Shechter’s Theatre of Dreams.

    Hofesh Shechter: ‘The biggest insult I’ve received is that I’m the rockstar of contemporary dance!’

  • Aisling Kearns, J Smith-Cameron, Mark Rylance and Eimhin Fitzgerald Doherty in Juno and the Peacock.

    Juno and the Paycock review – Mark Rylance delights as a drunken fantasist Dubliner

    Rylance is entertainingly Chaplinesque as a dissolute husband in Seán O’Casey’s 1924 tragicomedy, but Succession’s J Smith-Cameron is its heart and soul as the long-suffering wife
  • Citizen of the world … Khalid Abdall in Nowhere at Battersea Arts Centre.

    Nowhere review – an audacious and radical message for peace

  • Michael Sheen at @sohoplace, London.

    White Rabbit Red Rabbit review – a game Michael Sheen hops to it

  • Bright Lights Over Bentilee review – UFO show shines a light on Stoke

  • The week in theatre: Giant; Roots; Look Back in Anger – review

  • Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; Frontiers: Choreographers of Canada review – dreamscapes and new realities

  • Birmingham Royal Ballet: Luna review – kaleidoscopic quintet shoots for the moon

  • The Little Prince review – twinkling spin on Saint-Exupéry’s flight of fantasy

  • National Ballet of Canada: Frontiers review – heavenly revelations and indie spaghetti

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  • Emma Portner in rehearsals for Forever, Maybe in Sweden.

    ‘It’s an intensely beautiful moment – then it goes away’: Emma Portner on dance’s raw power

    The choreographer talks about overnight fame, ‘extreme ambition’ and her goofy/serious duet, staged by the National Ballet of Canada
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  • Taskmaster: The Live Experience, press, publicity photo

    Count the bounces! Balance the egg! Can Taskmaster triumph as a live experience?

  • Daniel Foxx.

    Daniel Foxx: ‘Every comedian has a notes app with joke ideas – if mine got wiped, my career would be over’

  • Joe Lycett

    Comedian turned artist Joe Lycett: ‘If it’s too earnest a painting, it’s a failure’

  • Portrait of Doon Mackichan.

    ‘I regret being a little bit poor’: Doon Mackichan on stardom, Smack the Pony and never selling out

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  • Brogan Gilbert, Dani Arlington and Neshla Caplan in rehearsals for Saint Maud at Live theatre, Newcastle.

    ‘We want to put audiences on edge’: the team bringing A24 horror film Saint Maud to the stage

  • ‘It’s the last thing I wrote drinking’ … rehearsals for Reverberation at Bristol Old Vic.

    ‘I was barricading myself with alcohol’: Matthew López on the play that was too scary to stage

  • Pioneering women … (l-r) Shobna Gulati, Meera Syal and Tanika Gupta.

    ‘If audiences are crying, I’ve done my job’: closing the stories of a generation of British south Asians

  • ‘Made the audience work’ … Arinzé Kene in Misty.

    The play that changed my life: ‘Arinzé Kene’s Misty interrogated society and trusted the audience’

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Pictures & video

  • Maggie Smith.

    Maggie Smith: a life in pictures

  • A scene from Now by Jasmin Vardimon Company

    Jasmin Vardimon toasts 25 years of dance with Now

    A new creation by the acclaimed choreographer revisits moments from the repertoire of her company, formed a quarter of a century ago
  • Michaela DePrince poses en pointe in front of interior full-length window

    Michaela Mabinty DePrince: a life in pictures

    From war orphan in Sierra Leone to international ballet star – the trailblazing Sierra Leonean-American ballet dancer has died aged 29
  • Rachael Gunn

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    'It was really sad': Raygun speaks about reaction to Paris 2024 breakdancing performance

  • man wearing black suit, bowtie and glasses holds two gold statues

    James Earl Jones: a life in pictures

  • Wet Mess performs Testo at Edinburgh Fringe 2024

    Essentially Edinburgh: dance, drag and plenty of drama at the 2024 festival

  • Recirquel: Paradisum

    All eyes on Auld Reekie: Edinburgh festival 2024

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  • ‘Just brilliant fun’ … Hilson Agbangbe in Wonder Boy, directed by Sally Cookson.

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  • Ian McKellen as Estragon and Patrick Stewart as Vladimir in Waiting For Godot at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in 2009.

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