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Katie Melua interview
The easy-listening darling talks about the thrill of working with techno boffin William Orbit.
Film futures market moves a step closer
Box office oracles might soon be able to put their money where their mouth is on a futures market based on box-office returns.
Fuse: Linzi Stoppard interview
Linzi Stoppard, daughter-in-law of Tom, on going from fashion shoots to heavy-metal violins.
Verdi's Falstaff at Glyndebourne
In collaboration with Plush Music, we are streaming Glyndebourne's 2009 Festival production of Verdi's Falstaff as part of the 2010 European Opera Days from Thursday May 6 to Monday May 10.
Sweet Charity at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
The Menier has another classy hit on its hands with its revival of Broadway classic Sweet Charity, starring Tamzin Outhwaite. Rating: * * * *
Four Lions - trailer
Brass Eye creator Chris Morris's "Four Lions" illuminates modern jihadism through the prism of farce.
Valhalla Rising: interview with Nicolas Winding Refn
Celebrated director Nicolas Winding Refn (Bronson) delivers an uncompromisingly stark and brutal look at one Viking warrior's journey into the heart of darkness.
Steven Spielberg is to direct War Horse
The lure of Michael Morpurgo's War Horse proved too great for Spielberg to resist, but can he eclipse the theatrical alchemy of the stage version?
Macmillan admits to bribery over Sudan aid deal
Macmillan, the British publisher, has admitted it made "corrupt payments" in an attempt to win a World Bank aid contract in Africa.
Straw as Sir Thomas More
Painting based on Hans Holbein's famous image of principled cleric.
Michael Grandage interview
After years of working in the theatre, Michael Grandage talks about directing his first opera – at Glyndebourne.
Gorillaz at the Roundhouse
Gorillaz came thrillingly to life at the Roundhouse with a series of guest appearances from Damon Albarn's cult collaborators. Rating: * * * * *
Macbeth at Shakespeare's Globe
Lucy Bailey delivers entertaining nastiness but her production of Macbeth lacks deeply felt emotion. Rating: * * *
Rolando Villazon at Festival Hall
Rolando Villazon put on an extraordinary show in his all-Handel concert, despite vocal shortcomings. Rating: * * * *
Akram Khan's Gnosis at Sadler's Wells
Sarah Crompton prefers Akram Khan's dazzling dancing to his intriguing but only partly formed show. Rating: * * *
Still bringing us sunshine
Long-lost recordings of Morecambe and Wise, found in a garage by Ernie's widow, shed new light on the comedy duo's early years
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