Culture: Theatre
Travelling Light (Lyttelton Theatre)
Andrew Billen fails to be charmed by a film fantasy with no roots in reality.
Still crazy after all these years
Simon Stephens's new play transports Alfred Jarry to the International Criminal Tribunal.
Theatre review: Washed up on the sands of middle-age
Tamsin Greig steals the show at the Royal Court.
Grief (Cottesloe Theatre, London)
Mike Leigh’s postwar parlour play underwhelms Andrew Billen.
Theatre review: The Ladykillers
Transposed from Ealing to Shaftesbury Avenue, this tale of a heist gone wrong is a joy.
I love Christmas, for its fictions as much as its feasts
Theatre review: Written on the Heart
Let's hear it for state-sponsored depravity at the theatre
The man with the child in his eyes
Theatre review: Death and the Maiden
Beethoven: the Symphonies (Barbican, London)
The value of a quiet voice
The Fixer
Ralph Fiennes
The Muppets return
A life in pictures
Hemingway's Boat
Mind your B-sides
Our film awards
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