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Sadie Frost in Richard III: now is the winter of our nasty colds

Sadie Frost
Daily Telegraph
By Tim Walker
4 February 2010

After disappointing reviews for her performance in Fool for Love at the Riverside Studios, Sadie Frost opens on Thursday in…

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Jonathan Yeo goes from porn to politics

Jonathan Yeo
Evening Standard
By Tim Willis
3 February 2010

He may be best known as an expressive portrait artist — his painting of David Cameron has just been auctioned…

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Turning Enron's misfortune into fortune

Lucy Prebble
Sunday Times
By Jasper Rees
31 January 2010

Lucy Prebble's second script, Enron, has gone from Chichester to Broadway in a single year. Meet the 28-year-old playwright

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I've been through a lot of men and a lot of stuff too, says Ruthie Henshall as she returns to Chicago after 11 years to play 'the true' Roxie Hart

Ruthie Henshall
Daily Mail
By Lester Middlehurst
29 January 2010

Eleven years ago, Ruthie Henshall made the role of Roxie Hart her own in the hit West End musical Chicago.…

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Antony Sher: Ibsen? Hated him

Antony Sher
Daily Telegraph
By Alastair Sooke
27 January 2010

Antony Sher had to confront his prejudices as he helped relaunch a major British theatre in An Enemy of The…

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Marcus Brigstocke: I could easily empty the fridge — I just don’t know when to stop

Marcus Brigstocke
Evening Standard
By Bruce Dessau
27 January 2010

As he sips tea and looks out on his huge garden, Marcus Brigstocke appears to be the vision of a…

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Back in the theatre of dreams

Eric Cantona
Financial Times
By Tobias Grey
23 January 2010

After weeks of rehearsals, Eric Cantona is finally starting to feel the familiar flood of excitement that precedes a live…

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Slumdog film director Danny Boyle is hoping for a monster stage hit

Nicholas Hytner
The Times
By Jack Malvern
22 January 2010

Danny Boyle’s sweeping success with Slumdog Millionaire made him one of the most sought-after directors in Hollywood. But 15 years…

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Shock and awe: The art of Chris Ofili

Chris Ofili
The Independent
By Ekow Eshun
22 January 2010

A major retrospective of Chris Ofili's work opens at Tate Britain next week. Michael Glover explores the painter's evolution from…

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The WD Interview - Ben Wilson, Chewing Gum Artist

Ben Wilson
Wallflower Dispatches
By Kerstin Vosshans
22 January 2010

Ben Wilson paints chewing gums on the streets of London and has had time to reflect on pavement philosophies, the…

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Romola Garai and Chekhov’s sister act

Romola Garai
The Times
By Jasper Rees
21 January 2010

In her latest role in Three Sisters at the Lyric, Romola Garai stays where she’s happiest: firmly in the past

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Rough Edge Mag - Feb 2010 - Exclusive with International Artist Pierre Lewis

Pierre Lewis
By Rough Edge Mag
21 January 2010

Music has always been in my life but never really as the center of focus untill about 4 years ago.…

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Tom Wrigglesworth’s train of comic thought

Tom Wrigglesworth
The Times
By Bruce Dessau
20 January 2010

The Sheffield comedian Tom Wrigglesworth does not look like an angry man. Tall, yes. Large-haired, yes — as he says…

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Sir Tom Stoppard interview for 'Every Good Boy Deserves Favour'

Tom Stoppard
The Sunday Telegraph
By Nigel Farndale
19 January 2010

As 'Every Good Boy Deserves Favour' is revived at the National Theatre, Britain's most infamous playwright talks politics, famous muses…

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Sheridan Smith: a West End star is born

Sheridan Smith
Daily Telegraph
By Serena Davies
19 January 2010

Sheridan Smith talks about her leap from TV to the new hit stage musical 'Legally Blonde'.

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