NDIS rule changes put disabled lives at risk
Exclusive: A Queensland man who survived a catastrophic diving accident faces uncertainty as new NDIS assessment rules could strip away the essential care keeping him alive.
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Susan Sarandon shines in Mary Page Marlowe review
Tracy Letts' innovative play 'Mary Page Marlowe' delivers a fragmented yet profound exploration of one woman's life through six actresses at London's Harold Pinter Theatre.
Cyrano de Bergerac: RSC Triumph at Swan Theatre
Discover how the RSC's bold new production of Cyrano de Bergerac breathes fresh life into Rostand's classic tale of love and deception, delivering an unforgettable theatrical experience in Stratford-upon-Avon.
VA disability claims backlog hits crisis levels for veterans
US military veterans confront staggering delays in disability claims processing as the Department of Veterans Affairs struggles with overwhelming demand and systemic challenges.
Nicole Scherzinger's West End Drama: Backstage Tensions Revealed
Exclusive revelations about Nicole Scherzinger's alleged diva behaviour behind the scenes of the hit West End production 'Sunset Boulevard', creating tension with cast and crew at London's Savoy Theatre.
Bryony Kimmings' Bog Witch: Climate Crisis Comedy
Performance artist Bryony Kimmings returns with 'Bog Witch' at Soho Theatre - a darkly comic masterpiece exploring climate crisis through ancient folklore and personal revelation.
Gate Theatre's 'Poor' Adaptation Faces Scathing Reviews
Katriona O'Sullivan's powerful poverty memoir struggles in its theatrical translation at Dublin's Gate Theatre, with critics calling the production heavy-handed and lacking emotional resonance.
The Woman: Park Theatre's Raw Motherhood Drama
A powerful new play at London's Park Theatre exposes the unspoken realities of contemporary motherhood, challenging societal expectations with breathtaking honesty.
Uprooted: A Haunting Theatrical Journey Through Displacement
Ephemeral Ensemble's powerful new production 'Uprooted' delivers a visceral exploration of displacement and belonging that will leave audiences spellbound at London's New Diorama Theatre.
Marina Carr's Majestic Greek Tragedy Double Bill
Irish playwright Marina Carr stuns audiences with 'The Boy, the God and His Daughter,' a powerful double bill reworking Sophocles' Theban plays at London's Almeida Theatre.
Revolutionary Hamlet Stuns at National Theatre
The National Theatre's daring new production of Hamlet transforms Shakespeare's classic into a thrilling psychological drama, with Tessa Parr delivering a career-defining performance as the troubled prince.
Amber Davies defends West End against 'nepo baby' claims
Love Island winner and West End star Amber Davies passionately defends theatrical casting decisions, arguing talent should be celebrated regardless of background in exclusive interview.
Scotland disability claims double under SNP
Shocking new figures reveal disability benefit claims in Scotland have skyrocketed by 100% since the SNP took power, raising serious questions about healthcare policies and economic impact.
Cheapo Review: Glasgow Theatre Triumph at Oran Mor
David Ireland's powerful new play 'Cheapo' delivers a raw, emotional exploration of grief and connection in modern Glasgow, earning critical acclaim for its authentic performances and poignant storytelling.
Hiran Abeysekera's revolutionary Hamlet stuns London
Sri Lankan-born actor Hiran Abeysekera delivers a revolutionary portrayal of Shakespeare's tortured prince in the National Theatre's visually stunning new Hamlet, reimagining the classic for contemporary audiences.
Stephen Fry dazzles as Lady Bracknell in Wilde classic
Stephen Fry delivers a career-defining performance as Lady Bracknell in Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at London's Noel Coward Theatre, receiving standing ovations in this must-see production.
October's Unmissable Theatre Streaming Guide
Discover the hottest theatre productions streaming this October, from Chris O'Dowd's triumphant return to the West End's Wicked and Conor McPherson's latest masterpiece.
Theatre Director Peter James Dies Aged 84
Celebrated theatre director Peter James, former artistic director of Sheffield Crucible and Chichester Festival Theatre, passes away at 84, leaving an indelible mark on British theatre.
Black Hole Sign: NHS Crisis Play Stuns at TRON Theatre
A powerful new play at Glasgow's TRON Theatre uses sci-fi allegory to deliver a searing critique of NHS pressures, bureaucracy, and the human cost of a system stretched to breaking point.
STC's Whitefella Yella Tree: A Landmark Love Story
Sydney Theatre Company's acclaimed new production, 'Whitefella Yella Tree', is a powerful and poetic exploration of a forbidden romance between two Aboriginal boys in the 19th century, hailed as a landmark work for First Nations storytelling.
Review: The English King's Killing Foreigners at Soho Theatre
A scathing and provocative new play, 'The English King's Killing Foreigners,' holds a dark mirror to Britain's insular psyche. Our review delves into its uncomfortable truths at London's Soho Theatre.
Liverpool's Everyman redefines Romeo and Juliet in thrilling show
A bold and electrifying new production of Shakespeare's classic tragedy at Liverpool's Everyman Theatre redefines the play for a contemporary audience, earning critical acclaim for its raw energy and innovative staging.
NDIS cuts funding for Geelong boy's lifesaving care
A Victorian family is fighting for their severely disabled son's future after the NDIS abruptly cut funding for his 24/7 specialist care, leaving them in a desperate situation.
Juliet Stevenson triumphs in 'Land of the Living'
Acclaimed actress Juliet Stevenson delivers a tour-de-force performance in Anna Ledwich's gripping psychological drama 'Land of the Living' at the Hampstead Theatre Downstairs, exploring trauma and memory.
Dancing at Lughnasa Review: A Triumphant Revival
The Lyric Theatre's triumphant revival of Brian Friel's masterpiece delivers a poignant and powerful exploration of sisterhood, memory, and repression in 1930s Ireland, featuring a stellar ensemble cast.
Juliet Stevenson Astounds in 'The Land of the Living'
Juliet Stevenson delivers a tour de force performance in David Greig's profound new play 'The Land of the Living'. This searing exploration of grief and memory at London's Dorfman Theatre is an unmissable theatrical event.
Shakespeare's Romans Reborn in Epic Almeida Triumph
A blistering new production of Shakespeare's Roman plays at London's Almeida Theatre merges Julius Caesar, Antony and Cleopatra, and Coriolanus into a single, searing commentary on modern political decay, earning a triumphant five-star review.
DWP PIP Reforms: Millions Face Benefit Cuts
Exclusive: Major reforms to Personal Independence Payment could see disabled claimants reassessed under stricter criteria as DWP considers replacing PIP with vouchers and one-off grants.
Disability Benefit Surge: 100,000 New Claims After Labour Shift
Exclusive investigation reveals a dramatic surge in disability benefit claimants after Labour's welfare capitulation. New figures show unprecedented growth in PIP claims, raising questions about policy sustainability and economic impact.
Chadwick Boseman's Final Play Premieres on Police Brutality
The late Black Panther star's powerful, previously unseen play about systemic injustice and police violence receives its world premiere, sparking critical acclaim and urgent conversations.
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