Made in Dagenham star Sally Hawkins shines in this scintillating multiple-universe rom-com
Rylance's glorious star turn in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and Richard III make for a sublime double bill
Laurent Pelly's Fellini-esque version of Donizetti's comic opera is a 'sparkling success'
Piper wows critics in new play on love, drugs and neuroscience from 'Enron' writer Lucy Prebble
Youth, smaller venues and a Hollywood star dominate the Evening Standard Theatre Awards shortlist
History Boys writer back with a 'mordantly funny' take on the English heritage industry
Ken Stott falls for an exceptionally alluring Friel in Chekhov's melancholy masterpiece
Dame Maggie taken to hospital, while Sir Peter Hall upstages Laura Carmichael on West End debut
Star of The Wire in spellbinding new play from the writer of Jerusalem
Mark Gatiss and Douglas Henshall retell power struggle between Charles I and Cromwell
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Singer-songwriter Carole King, whose 1971 album ‘Tapestry’ stayed in the charts for more than six years, performs at the White House yesterday. President Obama presented her with the Gershwin Price for her lifetime contribution to popular music.
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