The RSC’s multi-award-winning production, based on the Studio Ghibli classic, is now up and running at the Gillian Lynne Theatre ...

For one performance at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane, these musical theatre icons unite for GRAVITY – a spectacular ...

Hall Of Fame jockey Hugh Bowman has an opportunity to raise the bat for a century of Australian Group 1 wins on unbeaten colt Rivellino in the $5 million Golden Slipper at Rosehill Gardens on Saturday ...

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Although golden visa programs bring in money, they have a messy track record. They let the wealthy buy their way in, often hurting the country more than helping it. Trump is pitching this as an ...

The bike lane on Summer Street in the Seaport also no longer has protection. “It’s scary because with the posts up, I felt much safer. And now with them gone, I’ve seen cars drive in those ...

If you need an essential companion, please select the E icon next to the wheelchair space you have selected. Barbican Cinema 1 is located within the main Barbican building on Level -2. Head to Level G ...

As Simon mentions in his opening patter, the show is directed by the great German Thomas Ostermeier, artistic director of Berlin’s hugely influential Schaubühne theatre. It’s quite the coup ...

Read our review of The Seagull, starring Cate Blanchett, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Emma Corrin and Tom Burke, now in performances at the Barbican to 5 April ... those tropes expertly to not just engage with ...

Even if one can do without some of the innovations (I loved the aching deployment of the Stranglers’ hit Golden Brown, less so a blast of howlingly loud intermission music), Blanchett’s ...

Cate Blanchett is incandescent in a Chekhov adaptation from Thomas Ostermeier and Duncan Macmillan that is relentlessly meta What’s the point of art when the world is ending? In this of-the-mome ...

So when Cate Blanchett rolled into town for a new adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” at the Barbican Theater, a little trepidation could be forgiven. But Blanchett is different.