The most famous play by the most famous playwright will inevitably be problematic to produce, if only for its sheer quantity of aphorisms. Hamlet is a play concerned with methods and solutions and ...

The President’s Garden at Magdalen College provides the ideal (and somewhat ironic) setting for Chekhov’s play about change and society – crumbling walls, the New Building in the background, ...

Sarah Waters: The Night WatchSun 25th MarchSarah Waters spoke with lucidity, interest and candour at one of The Times Literary Festival’s final events. Her conversation with chair Peter Kemp ...

A good film, but probably not worth the hype, not all of it anyway. Judi Dench is excellently unrecognisable in her role as a long-serving history teacher. Cate Blanchett's performance as the new, ...