writers of THE WIPERS TIMES. The play is based on the true story of a WW1 trench newspaper and is currently on tour around the UK.

is one of the leading choreo- graphers of his generation. In this interview with Sarah Crompton he talks about his most famous piece GHOST DANCES and his relationship with Rambert which spans nearly fifty years.Ghost Dances and Other Works are currently on tour.

is one of our most popular actors, known most recently for his TV title roles in JUDGE JOHN DEED and INSPECTOR GEORGE GENTLY. He now returns to the stage, appearing in Gore Vidal’s political drama THE BEST MAN which is currently on tour. He talks about his role and why theatre is like football

stars as Hoke Colburn opposite Sian Phillips in DRIVING MISS DAISY which is at the Everyman in Cheltenham from 9th October. Best known for his many television appearances he talks about the play and his joy at returning to live theatre.

is best known for his roles in the hit series The Royal, Outside Edge and Roger Roger, stars as Frank Foster in Alan Ayckbourn’s How the Other Loves which tours to the Theatre Royal Bath from 2nd to 7th October. He talks about his role in the play and about its writer, Alan Ayckbourn . . .

stars in Frederick Knott’s classic 1966 thriller WAIT UNTIL DARK which is at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham from 12th – 16th September. His first visit to the Everyman was in 1964 when, as a schoolboy, he visited his older brother Robin who was in the rep there.