Fergus Morgan

The Scottish arts centre has announced that it is ‘now in a position’ to pay out money owed to artists that performed at the venue during this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe

The American A-lister makes her West End debut in the role of Prospero, but does Jamie Lloyd’s sci-fi staging captivate the critics? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews.

The Normal People star appears alongside Kingsley Ben-Adir in Tennessee Williams’s classic play, but does Rebecca Frecknall’s staging at the Almeida Theatre captivate the critics? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews

Dave Malloy’s acclaimed musical adaptation of War and Peace finally arrives in London in a new staging from Timothy Sheader, but are London’s critics as captivated as their American equivalents? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews

Small Acts of Love – a new play about the Lockerbie bombing and its aftermath – is written by playwright Frances Poet with music from Deacon Blue frontman Ricky Ross, and will be directed by Dominic Hill

Julian Clary and company return to the West End in another spectacular, smut-filled show, but do the critics still enjoy the Palladium panto? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews

The Bad Sisters star returns to the stage in Lillian Hellman’s 1939 family drama, but does Lyndsey Turner’s Young Vic production pack a punch? Fergus Morgan rounds up the reviews

Dundee Rep has warned that a proposed cut to its council funding would “significantly impact” its activity and threaten the existence of its community engagement programmes

Having played parts from Prospero to Stalin, Hamlet and now the poet AE Housman, Simon Russell Beale is convinced he has one of the best jobs in the world. Why? Every role offers a new area for intellectual investigation, he says

A message in a bottle has been found during redevelopment work, containing a piece of paper dated to 1906, the same year the King’s Theatre opened