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Hamlet actor Benedict Cumberbatch tells crowds to 'f--- the politicians' in plea for aid for refugees
The web was meant to make getting tickets to popular events easier. Yet all the skills of a digital ninja do not prevent howling disappointment
As one of the great actors of his generation, Sir Ian should know that the Bard must be read before being seen on stage
As one of the great actors of his generation, Sir Ian should know that the Bard must be read before being seen on stage
As Elf opens in the West End charging £240 for its best ticket, we look at the musicals with the highest ticket prices in 2015
Audience members said the woman became aggressive when they asked her to stop singing along to the musical starring Alexandra Burke
The Trainspotting star's comments emerged as he joined Nicole Kidman and Josh Hartnett for Danny Boyle's charity show
To celebrate Angela Lansbury's 90th birthday, David Gritten picks her 10 greatest performances
The British actor says he now understands the complexity of the father/son relationship after having a newborn baby son
Exclusive: Sir Kenneth Branagh made president of drama school to upstage the posh brigade
Exclusive Drama school chooses first drama school head since Seventies to attract aspiring actors of any background
The RSC's spine-tingling new production of 'Henry V' is full of patriotism - which reminds us that we live in an unheroic, self-doubting age
Family of scientist whose key role in discovering DNA was effectively written out of history are delighted she is being commemorated in Photograph 51 but wonder if she he been misinterpreted
Once upon a time our actors' enunciation was clear as a bell. But the art of projecting your voice seems to have fallen from favour
Huxley and Orwell tapped into an enduring theme - the innate, unconquerable desire to be left alone
The cost of going to the theatre is bad for your Elf, plus Morse code, and unexpected pleasures...
Little people need to be out there and proud, not afraid of being laughed at
Five decades of women who've fallen for 007
Nicole Kidman says audiences who pay for West End tickets deserve to enjoy themselves, as she makes her West End return in Photograph 51
Nicole Kidman, the actress, admits she was left baffled by the Telegraph's compliment, saying she had no idea what Viagra was. She does now...
National Youth Theatre production Homegrown was cancelled last month - and the publication of internal emails now suggests it was a case of censorship. Radhika Sanghani hears all from direct…
Labour leadership frontrunner Jeremy Corbyn says he will invest in the arts, protect the BBC and ensure every child can learn a musical instrument
Royal Shakespeare Company launches hip-hop app to attract youngsters
Despite his obvious talent, fellow actors say a young Cumberbatch was warned off the 'tough business' of acting
As the actor criticises his audience for filming him during Hamlet, Shane Watson reflects on the only things smartphones are actually good for
