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OPINION - Soaring prices, celeb casting, safe revivals — why London theatre is under threat

When Shakespeare was alive and writing, the lowest-priced tickets cost a penny and people of all backgrounds flocked to the Globe. But in the centuries since, a trip to the theatre has acquired a reputation for being only for the gilded few.

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Gavin Rossdale 'won't push music on his kids'

Bush star Gavin Rossdale has opened up about his approach to parenting.

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“The record company threw the CD and said, ‘Not only are there no singles on this record, there’s no album tracks’”: Gavin Rossdale recalls record labels not believing in what was to become Bush’s most well-known album

Rossdale reflects on the band’s struggle to get signed and get their debut record released

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A four-star 50-inch Dolby Vision TV – yours for a crazy low £229

The Bush UT24SB 55-inch TV drops to a record-low price of £229

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Taio Lawson to shepherd London’s Bush theatre as new artistic director

Lynette Linton’s successor at the new writing venue in west London promises to build on its bold legacy

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“How do musicians and young bands get paid? I can’t work it out”: Turns out that Gavin Rossdale doesn’t have the answers

In an age where musicians are struggling, the Bush frontman airs his fears for the future

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‘It’s a radical act to garden’: different queer generations find common ground in nature drama

Coral Wylie’s play Lavender, Hyacinth, Violet, Yew follows a teenager discovering themselves through horticulture and memories of an old family friend, played by Omari Douglas

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This 4-star 50-inch Dolby Vision TV can be picked up for peanuts right now

Take it from us, this budget TV is worth your time

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“I was in full fear that I had just repeated someone else’s song – it was way too accomplished for the kind of stuff I had been writing”: Gavin Rossdale remembers the moment he wrote Bush’s biggest hit – and thought he’d stolen it

With their 1994 debut album, Sixteen Stone, British band Bush established themselves as one of the top acts of the era in the stateside-dominated grunge scene

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Bush UT24SB (50UT24SB)

A 50-inch feature-packed TV for just £270 should be rubbish, yet somehow this Bush is anything but.

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The Real Ones review – fascinating friendship zooms through decades

Waleed Akhtar speeds through a 20-year alliance between two British Pakistanis rather too quickly to unfold its rich implications

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Shifters star Tosin Cole: 'You have to trust your ability. Like they say in basketball – shooters gotta shoot.'

Cole, who has had prominent roles in The Doctor Who and Till, will next be seen in Benedict Lombe’s gorgeous love story at the Duke of York’s Theatre

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Freely is coming to more TVs, including Panasonic OLEDs – here’s why you should care

Toshiba, Panasonic, Sharp, and Metz join Hisense and Bush as Freely TV expands its roster

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Freely is growing, with Panasonic, Toshiba, Hisense and more TVs to host the free TV streaming service in 2024

Already available in Hisense and Bush TVs, Freely is coming to four more smart TV brands, including Panasonic, Toshiba and more.

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‘We needed this’: UK audiences thirsty for black British love stories, says playwright

As Benedict Lombe’s play Shifters transfers to West End, she is only third black British woman to have play staged there

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You can now buy TVs that support the new Freely free TV streaming service, with options from Hisense and Bush.

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Evening Standard

The Olivier Awards nominations champion superb shows, but they also reflect London theatre's diversity problem

We’re delighted that so many great creatives are being recognised, but it’s not at all clear that the commercial sector makes space for and celebrates all of us

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Red Pitch playwright Tyrell Williams: ‘People spend so much of their lives in these places – and then it’s taken away’’

The writer has gone from creating viral comedy to a play about football and friendship between a group of teens amid the gentrification of south London. ‘I’m never as nervous as when I played 11-a-side,’ he says

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The week in theatre: Shifters; The Human Body; Nachtland – review

Benedict Lombe’s new play about two almost-lovers is alive and unpredictable; Keeley Hawes and Jack Davenport have a glimmering brief encounter; and a Hitler painting causes a family rift in Patrick Marber’s latest production

Evening Standard

Score! Red Pitch, the Bush Theatre's smash hit show, is coming to the West End

It joins Dear England, about Gareth Southgate's national team, as the latest football-related show to hit theatreland

The Guardian - UK

Dreaming and Drowning review – a visceral but lyrical look at anxiety and acceptance

Kwame Owusu’s language dances on the tongue of athletic performer Tienne Simon in this monologue about a young, sci-fi-loving gay man’s struggles to fit in and find love

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"I went up to Dave and said, I don’t understand what the problem is": Bush's Gavin Rossdale on how he and Dave Grohl buried the hatchet on their '90s feud

Observers of '90s rock feuds will be delighted to hear that the 'beef' between Foo Fighters and Bush has been amicably quashed

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‘I had a panic the night my mum came to see it’: Jonathan Harvey on writing Beautiful Thing

‘I wanted to write a play about two boys falling in love and give it a happy ending. During the Aids crisis, it was unusual for a gay character to be alive at the end of a drama’

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