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Donna Ashworth: ‘I write for the masses – you can’t criticise me for that’
It’s rare for poets to make money from their work, but one – who went viral during lockdown – has bucked the trend
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Neel Mukherjee: ‘Young people end up clamouring for a new conservatism’
The Booker shortlistee’s new novel delves into our moral choices. But, as he has found on campus, moralising is more in vogue today
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‘Dear England was good, but our play is better’: the must-see show tackling race and football
The stars of this brilliant West End transfer discuss friendship, masculinity, and why their performances prompt ‘grown men’ to cry
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Harry Clarke: Billy Crudup is riveting, but this Patricia Highsmith-style thriller fails to sting
The Emmy-winning star of The Morning Show masterfully plays 19 different people in this derivative tale of deception
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Samantha Bond: ‘Being an invisible middle-aged woman is an absolute fact’
The actress discusses on-screen nudity, the curse of 007 and why she hates ‘female-led’ films
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Meet Britain’s most exciting playwright today: ‘Black men can be nerdy too’
Ryan Calais Cameron talks about the surprise theatrical hit that has turned into a West End A-lister
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Ian McKellen: ‘Whenever I fall in love, I wonder: are they going to leave me one day?’
The actor on the lasting impact of his mother’s early death – and his ‘ridiculous’ decision to play Shakespeare’s hardest role at 84
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Hir: Felicity Huffman is a force of nature in her post-jail comeback
The Desperate Housewives star plays a very different type of matriarch here in this delirious wild satire of contemporary America
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King Lear, Almeida, review: Danny Sapani triumphs in a mighty, shattering production
The Killing Eve star leads from the front in Yael Farber's astonishing new staging, which has nearly every element gleaming anew
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Jessica Brown Findlay interview: ‘I’ve been told, “You owe us a side boob”’
The actress has moved on from Downton fame – taking on a fourth-wall-busting Ibsen adaptation, and blowing the whistle on industry sexism
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New English National Ballet head: ‘Not every female ballet dancer has to be fragile and petite’
Aaron Watkin on how ENB must evolve, the legacy of Tamara Rojo and why the company is looking for performers of all sizes
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Monty Don: ‘How can I atone for being white and middle-class? That’s not the point’
Ahead of his new series on Spanish gardens, the Gardener's World presenter talks retirement, mortality and the King
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Mathew Baynton: ‘I sometimes think the culture wars only happen in people’s minds’
As he prepares to play Bottom at the RSC, the Ghosts star talks about why making comedy in the UK is no laughing matter
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This Might Not Be It: illuminating the bureaucratic nightmare of the NHS
The Bush Theatre's affecting new drama about a mental health unit in dire need of reform has its flaws – but there's much to admire here
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Xinran interview: ‘China has become like Orwell’s 1984 – people live in fear’
The Chinese journalist and author talks about the appalling Communist Party secrets revealed in her new book
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How to re-order your life – using the alphabet
For her new book, Motherhood author Sheila Heti cut up her diaries, ordering the sentences alphabetically. The results are strangely moving
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