The Bard brings joy to a British housewife
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London - When British housewife Anne Humphries got a call from a lawyer saying that she had inherited an old book from an unknown relative, her expectations were modest.
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Sarah Ruhlâs tender-hearted comedy opened at the Second Stage Theater in a rhapsodically beautiful production.
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The OSO actress seems to be more than just good friends with the cricketer.
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The director of Chandni Bar and Page 3 has much reason to rejoice.
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Reader Vijit Bhargava gets a great snap of the actress.
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Pritam dishes out a peppy, enjoyable soundtrack.
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William Shakespeare, the Warwickshire wordsmith, was paid a posthumous compliment this week, when the British Library made available 21 of his works on the Internet.
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Besides having some of the best first names on Broadway, the cast of âJourneyâs Endâ shares a raucous sense of humor and a palpable camaraderie.
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The Mettawee River Theater Companyâs adaptation of Aristophanesâ comedy demonstrates a kind of fundamental good health: it gets the job done.
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Reassuringly funny and cleverly scripted, Gurinder Chadha helms a magnificent ride, the feel-good-est of recent Indian fare.
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In Ninaithu Ninaithu Parthen, the composer has gone on a sentimental journey and created an enjoyable aural treat.
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The last thing one would expect to find in a play about Vincent Van Gogh is that the evening's most compelling character is Van Gogh's landlady.
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Arts & entertainment: The National Theatre's new star director, Marianne Elliott, is staging Shaw's Saint Joan. But can an 80-year-old play about a medieval warrior still speak to us, asks Lyn Gardner.
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Kathleen Turner makes a confident debut as a theater director with this touching revival of Beth Henleyâs comedy.
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BUNGALOWS are Britain's happiest homes, according to research published yesterday.
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This revised and expanded version of âGone Missing,â by the downtown theater troupe the Civilians, is fresh, breezy and very funny.
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The first thing that Sudhir Mishra realised on meeting ex-wife Sushmita Mukherjee on the sets of Khoya Khoya Chand was that she still has a great sense of humour.