Monster Marriage Shop has a story and art by Kaworu Watashiya, with English translation by Katrina Leonoudakis. This volume was lettered by Joseph Barr. Published under Seven Seas ' Ghost Ship label ...

Ben Jones, award-winning singer, comedian, storyteller, and actor returned to the intimate Feinstein’s at the Nikko for an ...

Icke's take on Oedipus makes for a compelling night at the theatre. Perhaps a truly modern version, though, would have ...

Screen stars Mark Strong and Lesley Manville return to the London stage in director Robert Icke’s adaptation, “Oedipus,” ...

Welcome to Two-Ticket Tuesdays! A brand-new competition from WhatsOnStage where you, our lovely readers, have the chance to bag two FREE tickets to all manner of shows across the UK. On special ...

In September, Indian markets enjoyed a series of record highs, but on the final trading day of the month, investors opted for profit booking, leading to a sharp correction. Both the Nifty 50 and ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. REA, the Australian property platform controlled by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, has abandoned its pursuit ...

Lewis Hamilton has revealed a 'terrifying' meeting with Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff that occurred before the start of the season. Hamilton is a seven-time world champion in Formula 1, and has ...

The four candidates will make the case that they are the leader to drag their party out of oblivion. By Rachel Cunliffe The run-up to this year’s Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham has been ...

There’s one scene that occurs in the forthcoming West End staging of Oedipus that its stars Lesley Manville and Mark Strong haven’t yet rehearsed. In ­director Robert Icke’s retelling ...

This is like Oedipus saying, "Who did all this?" And we all point at the TV and say, "It was you!" It’s Herbert Hoover taking a selfie with thumbs up at the Museum of the Great Depression.

They compare her actions to historical figures like Oedipus and Herbert Hoover, highlighting the absurdity of the situation. This is like Oedipus saying, 'Who did all this?' And we all point at the TV ...