Ross Anderson

Yaël Farber directs James McArdle and Saoirse Ronan, in an elemental production about a world in transformation, the shadows in all of us, and one couple’s spine-chilling quest for power.  

ITV has announced the commission of Des, a three part drama which follows the arrest and trial of serial killer Dennis Nilsen, known as Des. 

As one of the world's most unique and exclusive party experiences through days of non-stop daylight and one-of-a-kind side parties, Secret Solsticereveals the details for their electronic stage takeovers, and a Ministry of Sound hosted Secret Solstice Presents Into The Glacier party onSaturday, June 17, 2017. 

Potential Difference today announces a series of post-show talks to accompany the world premiere of Darknet, a new play by Rose Lewenstein. Darknet navigates the hyperlinked world of data transparency and the uncharted deep web, uncovering the things we share and the places we hide. The four post-show talks will explore some of the ideas featured in the production including privacy, security and how to stay safe online and will feature industry experts as panellists and contributors.

According to Variety.com, Sony Pictures have secured North American rights along with key international territories for “The Silent Storm,” starring Damian Lewis and Andrea Riseborough.

The West End premiere of Irving Berlin's much-loved musical White Christmas is led by Aled Jones as Bob Wallace, Tom Chambers as Phil Davis, Wendi Peters as Martha, Graham Cole as General Waverley, Rachel Stanley as Betty Haynes and Louise Bowden as Judy Haynes, with Lori Haley Fox, Michelle Bishop, Phil Cole, Brendan Cull and Jonathan Halliwell. White Christmas opened at London's newly refurbished Dominion Theatre on Wednesday, 12 November, and continues for a strictly limited eight-week season, ending on 3 January 2015. BroadwayWorld has photos from the opening night festivities below!

Global rock juggernauts Slipknot have announced the next phase of their uncompromising history -- the release of .5: The Gray Chapter - the fifth studio album from the GRAMMY AWARD®-winning group - arrives today, October 21, while their North American Prepare For Hell tour, promoted exclusively by Live Nation, is set to kick off immediately following the band's previously announced Knotfest (October 24 - 26).

Global rock juggernauts Slipknot have announced the next phase of their uncompromising history -– the release of .5: The Gray Chapter – the fifth studio album from the GRAMMY AWARD®-winning group – arrives on October 21, while their North American Prepare For Hell tour, promoted exclusively by Live Nation, is set to kick off immediately following the band's previously announced Knotfest (October 24 - 26).

Biography is defined as 'a written account of another person's life' and 'an account in biographical form of an organization, society, theater, animal.' Throughout history, artists have strayed from the traditional, linear notion of biography/autobiography to create new narratives in their works. This fall, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) will host the exhibition 'Dilated Biography: Contemporary Cuban Narratives,' today, September 10-October 19, 2013, guest curated by Jorge Fernández Torres. Inspired by Cuban poet and artist Severo Sarduy, whose novel 'Gestos' explores the idea that biography usually happens before birth and then expands (or dilates), Fernández Torres will bring together 15 contemporary Cuban artists to examine biography, not as a chronological sequence of events, but rather with an alternative approach to life stories, drawing from personal experiences within Cuba's cultural, social and political constructs.

Biography is defined as “a written account of another person's life” and “an account in biographical form of an organization, society, theater, animal.” Throughout history, artists have strayed from the traditional, linear notion of biography/autobiography to create new narratives in their works. This fall, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) will host the exhibition “Dilated Biography: Contemporary Cuban Narratives,” September 10–October 19, 2013, guest curated by Jorge Fernández Torres. Inspired by Cuban poet and artist Severo Sarduy, whose novel “Gestos” explores the idea that biography usually happens before birth and then expands (or dilates), Fernández Torres will bring together 15 contemporary Cuban artists to examine biography, not as a chronological sequence of events, but rather with an alternative approach to life stories, drawing from personal experiences within Cuba's cultural, social and political constructs.

Sheffield Theatres will stage Alan Bennett's award-winning modern comedy, The History Boys, for the first time on the Crucible stage from Thursday 16 May - Saturday 8 June, in a new production which sees the play staged in the city where it is set.

With his production of The Full Monty on national tour, and The Daughter-in-Law opening earlier this week, Artistic Director Daniel Evans announces the new season for Sheffield Theatres.

Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST) continues its celebrated role bringing the world's great theater companies to Chicago audiences with a World's Stage presentation of the National Theatre of Scotland's internationally acclaimed Black Watch March 29-April 10, 2011.

Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST) continues its celebrated role bringing the world's great theater companies to Chicago audiences with a World's Stage presentation of the National Theatre of Scotland's internationally acclaimed Black Watch March 29-April 10, 2011.

Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST) continues its celebrated role bringing the world's great theater companies to Chicago audiences with a World's Stage presentation of the National Theatre of Scotland's internationally acclaimed Black Watch March 29-April 10, 2011.

The National Theatre of Scotland's Presentation Closes Sunday, Feb. 7, 2011.