Mark Haddon, author of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, states in the play’s brochure that he has “always regretted that the phrase ‘Asperger's Syndrome’ appeared on the ...

Is The Producers by Mel Brooks, a product of its time? Or does it retain an ability to spark outrage while retaining some relevance for each new generational audience? These were some thoughts going ...

Jones clearly is smitten with Kenneth Clark, the writer and presenter of the seminal 1969 BBC2 documentary about art, architecture and philosophy of the past 1000 years, called Civilisation. ...

A panel of five comedians convened Sunday evening at the Oxford Playhouse to dispense help with personal problems submitted by members of the audience. Does the airing of one’s soul in front of ...

Your dad (or your mum, your husband, your wife, your best friend…) has just passed away. Tweet about your sadness and loss in 140 characters. Impossible? Not for Hannah Moss and David Ralfe, ...

Let’s bee kind to Him, he’s trying to fit in….

If the only two things you know about the artist Tracey Emin are: 1) she exhibited her bed and called it art, and 2) that she can’t draw, then you owe it to yourself to take the short trip by bus, ...

“He has a face for radio” - a cringe-inducing jibe. It could be (and perhaps has been) said that Arthur Smith has just this sort of face. Not having seen what he looks like in photos or on ...