Nick Curtis

First the good news: drag queen and trans Broadway star Jinkx Monsoon has an astonishing voice, a huge presence and has got Judy Garland's vocal

A new exhibition at the Wallace Collection showcases Churchill’s artworks, which he used both as a balm and as a tool of soft power, writes Nick Curtis

Jinkx Monoon’s show at Soho Theatre Walthamstow caused our theatre reviewer to consider stabbing himself in the leg

A musical about a pallid, weirdly dressed, showmanlike ghoul? Well, that's enough about MJ, the Michael Jackson musical that until recently occupied this theatre.

Yes, it's sentimental but this puppet-horsepowered tale of a stallion and his boy seeking each other through the carnage of the Somme, based on Michael Morpurgo's book, remains tremendously moving.

It's the women who impress in this reworked, airy Cole Porter musical set among a glamorous but feckless American elite, with Helen George very much in the lead.

The actress is scandalising viewers in the hit BBC drama. She talks about the trauma of a group holiday, acting with her husband and life after Call the Midwife

This debut by Martina Laird at the Kiln is set in Trinidad and Tobago as a black family are fragmented by British colonialism and American capitalism

This adaptation at the Almeida of the 2016 film has a mother and daughter haunted in a war-torn Tehran

Patrick Marber’s new production at the Old Vic casts women in the roles of David Mamet’s hyper-male men