Originally written in 1991 as a radio play for Felicity Kendal, Tom Stoppard’s In the Native State was adapted for the stage in 1995 and renamed Indian Ink. This revival, the first Stoppard production ...

When The Playboy of the Western World premiered at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre in 1907, John Millington Synge’s unflattering portrait of rural western Ireland provoked riots. A stranger, Christy Mahon ...

• Elsewhere, the National Youth Orchestra are at the Barbican Jan 4 with the programme of Ravel, Debussy and Anna Clyne (her ...

AFTER a run of unconvincing wins in December, Arsenal ended the year with a dominant and confidence-boosting drubbing of an ...

SO we reach 30 years – 30 years of appeals, 30 years of hoping justice will one day catch up on a murderer. While it may no longer be a priority among London’s police chiefs – most of them hadn’t even ...

TRIBUTES have been paid to a much-loved priest who has passed away after serving the borough for almost three decades. Father Jim Kennedy spent his final years in Cyprus, but was a well-known figure ...

IN many ways, Eric Gordon was a cantankerous sort – too grumpy, sometimes carelessly rude and, above all, bloody-minded. That might seem like an odd way to begin a tribute to the man who made the New ...

ARSENAL are still sitting pretty at the top of the league but in now way are looking like Champions-elect. This was another laboured victory ultimately sealed by another bizarre own goal – the fourth ...

Jewish family gather for Chinese takeaway on Christmas Day in Sam Grabiner’s bittersweet take on identity and belonging ...