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Theatres which showcase edgy and political work face funding cuts of up to a third
Boxing legend Mike Tyson will debut a one-man show
Britain Tuition Tangle
Britain Tuition Tangle
Britain Michael Jackson Tribute
Britain Michael Jackson Tribute
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Obit Lynn Redgrave

Viva Forever! Spice Girls reunite for musical

The Spice Girls were reunited on Tuesday for the launch of Viva Forever!, a West End musical inspired by the pop group's chart-topping hits of the late 1990s.
 

Help! London theatre seeks Beatles lookalikes

More than a hundred mop-topped musicians have flocked to a London theatre in the hope of being cast as Paul, John, George or Ringo in a new Beatles-inspired musical.
 

Mike Tyson trades punches for punchlines in stage show

Fighting legend Mike Tyson hit the red carpet on Saturday as he swapped the boxing ring for the cabaret stage, in a revealing one-man show about his rollercoaster life.
 

Small London theatres feel pain of UK austerity

London's West End theatre district is booming with new shows opening every month yet small state-funded venues in the capital are being squeezed from all sides.
 

Tyson to debut show in Vegas, eyes Broadway

Boxing legend Mike Tyson will debut a one-man show in Las Vegas next month, and could take it to Broadway and London's West End, according to the show's co-writer.
 

Lloyd Webber says "Phantom" sequel likely to hit Broadway

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite some savage reviews when Andrew Lloyd Webber's sequel to "Phantom of the Opera" opened in London, the British composer believes that "Love Never Dies" will still one day likely make it to The Great White Way.
 

London Olympics inspiring figure-hugging fashions

LONDON (Reuters) - As London prepares to host the Olympic Games this summer, fashion designers in the British capital are turning to sport for inspiration, ushering in an era of sleek, figure-hugging dresses and coats which celebrate the female figure.
 

Downtown and all around New York with Petula Clark

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Petula Clark likes to think of herself as the Beatles' big sister.
 

Is tide turning for London's prodigal plutocrats?

LONDON (Reuters) - London's super-rich, their numbers swelled by fat cats from China, Russia and the Middle East, are spending more on luxuries than before the financial crisis, but there are signs that some may be cutting back on the cream.
 

Stars playing for toys at Suncoast

Domenick Allen toured with Liberace as a teenager, starred as the nefarious Simon Prescott on "Days of Our Lives," fronted the rock band Foreigner for a time, has mastered just about any instrument you'd care to hear (he unleashes a blistering sax solo on "Urgent") and is known to pop awake in the dead of night to write music playing in his head.Leigh Zimmerman has performed in some of the greatest Broadway and London West End productions, including "Will Rogers Follies," "Chicago" and "The Producers." She was so great in the role of Ulla in the latter production that Mel Brooks himself preferred her to Uma Thurman in the film adaptation of the stage show, but Thurman was selected mostly because, hey, millions of film fans recognize the name Uma Thurman.
 

West End musical of "Wind in the Willows" planned

LONDON (Reuters) - Screenwriter Julian Fellowes will pen the book for a new musical based on the classic British children's novel "The Wind in the Willows," it was announced on Friday.
 

Oscars come to London to honor Vanessa Redgrave

LONDON (Reuters) - The Oscars came to London on Sunday, when the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences honored British actress Vanessa Redgrave in the first such tribute made in Europe.
 

Oscars come to London to honor Vanessa Redgrave

LONDON (Reuters) - The Oscars came to London on Sunday when the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences honored British actress Vanessa Redgrave in the first such tribute made in Europe.
 

Olympic ring: Bells to launch UK 2012 arts festival

LONDON (Reuters) - Bells will ring out across Britain on the morning of July 27 to mark the opening of the 2012 Olympics in London, part of a 12-week program of cultural events celebrating the arts alongside sport.
 

Top global firms choosing Asia offices: survey

The world's biggest firms are increasingly setting up shop in Asia's booming economies, a survey said Wednesday, as Hong Kong topped a list of the world's most popular cities for global businesses.
 

Vienna musical 'Rebecca' to get Broadway run in 2012

Vienna has made it to Broadway, with the home-grown musical "Rebecca" due to open in New York's famed theatre district next year, producers announced Wednesday.
 

British writer risks death in the afternoon

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - The pavement outside a tapas bar in London's Old Brompton Road is a far cry from a bullring in Spain.
 

Global artist group LoNyLA hones work via webcasts

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The long struggle to get a show from script to stage or screen may be getting a lot shorter -- via the Web.
 

Hong Kong mulls land supply roll-out, prices jump

Hong Kong's financial chief said Wednesday that overall property prices had passed their 1997 peak in February and would look at introducing more measures to cool the city's red-hot market.
 

Hong Kong office space priciest in world: survey

Hong Kong became the world's most expensive place to rent office space last year, a study has found, despite government efforts to cool the surging property market and avoid a bubble.