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Susan Sarandon, Whoopi Goldberg and Caliban’s take on The Tempest: the best theatre, comedy and dance of autumn 2025

Andrea Riseborough and Sarandon deliver a decade-hopping drama, superstar standups hit the road and Shobana Jeyasingh rewrites Shakespeare

The Guardian - UK

Drink it up! All 21 Daniel Day-Lewis films – ranked

The triple Oscar winner has retired from the profession twice – and returned twice. Ahead of Anemone, directed by his son Ronan, we gorge on Day-Lewis’s back catalogue

The Guardian - UK

Dexter Boss Offers Thrilling Update About The Trinity Spinoff, And Now I Need This Show ASAP

One good Dexter spinoff deserves plenty others.

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‘Artists struggled to survive’: the devastating impact of blacklisting Americans

A new exhibition looks back at the ‘anti-communist’ witch-hunt that affected many Americans, in particular the Hollywood Ten

The Guardian - US

The Crucible review – Miller’s resonant tale of terror given radical sense of humour

Director Ola Ince brings absurdist comedy to Arthur Miller’s classic drama of Salem witch-hunting

The Guardian - UK

The Crucible at Shakespeare’s Globe: 'classic study of hysteria and herd behaviour'

3/5 The Globe take on Arthur Miller’s endlessly relevant play with broad strokes

Evening Standard

Abuse, witch-hunts and hangings: why Arthur Miller’s masterpiece The Crucible still haunts us

What’s behind all the revivals of the shocking parable about terrifying McCarthyism in 1950s America? Our writer reflects on how, through the decades, each fresh production finds new meanings that address our times

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Paul Mescal headlines National Theatre’s bold new season as Stormzy debuts for ground-breaking collaboration

The theatre unveils ambitious global vision with 16 new productions, including Mescal’s double debuts and a Stormzy-powered musical

Evening Standard

John Proctor Is the Villain review – smart and snappy high school comedy

Stranger Things star Sadie Sink takes the lead in a wonderfully written new Broadway show about high schoolers grappling with hot potato issues in 2018

The Guardian - US

Big Stars take over the West End again as Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste lead Arthur Miller classic

Breaking Bad star and Oscar winner jo9in powerhouse cast for revival of All My Sons - tickets set to sell-out fast

Evening Standard

The Glass Menagerie: the haunting beauty of Tennessee Wiliams’ play endures in this Sydney revival

Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) is widely regarded as one of America’s greatest playwrights. A prolific and unabashedly autobiographical writer, Williams’ career spanned four decades of the 20th century.

The Conversation

Death of a Salesman review – Arthur Miller’s timeless tale of a small man crushed by big dreams

A fine cast capture the emotional damage and inarticulate anger at the lie they have all been sold in this taut no-nonsense production

The Guardian - UK

A View from the Bridge review – thrilling update pulls no punches

Jemima Levick’s superb production sets Arthur Miller’s tale of family, immigration, poverty and passion in the modern-day Brooklyn docks

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Piven has 200k of jewllery stolen

Jeremy Piven had $200,000 worth of jewellery stolen from his house last week.

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Touring stage show 'wonderful opportunity' for Scottish talent, says David Hayman

ONE of the greatest plays of the twentieth century is set to tour the UK with a full Scottish production team as leading actor David Hayman says it…

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Jeremy Piven's mother Joyce has died

Jeremy Piven is mourning the death of his mother Joyce Piven.

The Guardian - UK

The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze by William Saroyan review – vividly crafted Depression-era tales

The US author’s debut collection from 1934 focuses on impoverished individuals in precarious times using language that is punchy and full of compassion

The Guardian - UK

Too much theatre memorabilia is being lost to private collectors, says David Hare

As hundreds of personal effects belonging to playwright John Osborne go up for sale, Hare laments that the V&A is not bidding

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Here in America review – Miller and Kazan test the bonds of friendship in McCarthy-era witch-hunt drama

Orange Tree theatre, LondonDavid Edgar’s play on the anti-communist Hollywood witch-hunts of the 1950s is clunky in its set-up, but offers a lively take on the personal politics of art and ideology

The Guardian - UK

David Edgar: ‘If you can only think yourself into the shoes you’re wearing it makes creating fiction impossible’

With two new plays opening this autumn, the veteran playwright talks about the risks of writing about real events and the threats to leftwing drama and politics

The Guardian - UK

Gareth Malone: ‘You need a rock solid sense of purpose’

The choirmaster, 48, on teenagers, meeting Arthur Miller, and his most embarrassing moment

The Independent UK

11 wild stories behind Hollywood kissing scenes: ‘Would you two mind if I say cut?’

THE COUNTDOWN: From Tobey Maguire almost suffocating on the set of ‘Spider-Man’ to the actors who wouldn’t stop smooching when the director called ‘cut!’, Ellie Harrison looks back on some of the most intriguing backstories to onscreen kisses

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Viola’s Room; A View from the Bridge – review

Punchdrunk immerse us in a gothic tale with clever lighting and Helena Bonham Carter’s whispers; while Dominic West is terrific as Arthur Miller’s doomed docker

The Independent UK

A View from the Bridge review: Dominic West gently reinvents Arthur Miller’s tragic hero

‘The Crown’ star is a man in freefall in a Miller revival that works its magic by being that rare thing: a really decent production of a really great play

Evening Standard

A View From The Bridge at Theatre Royal Haymarket review: Dominic West delivers in an old-fashioned revival

This solid take on the classic Arthur Miller play has contemporary resonance though the production feels staid

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