Sometimes stillness accomplishes what motion and effort can’t. God tells His people in Psalm 46:10, “Be still and know that I ...

There is much to enjoy in the London premiere of this darkly comic play set in Nazi-occupied Paris, but its premise means it ...

The only way I can think to describe Jean-Phillipe Daguerre’s massive Parisian stage hit Farewell Mister Haffmann is as an ...

From art-loving Nazis in occupied Paris to sexually frustrated tap dancing, this production is packed full of surprises that ...

From Legally Blonde to Heathers and Mean Girls, musicalisations of teenage romcoms can seem two a penny these days. But this ...

A 19th-century oil study of seven languorous lions once hung in a family’s living room. Now, after being newly attributed to ...

The Daguerre Val de Loire auction house announced the attribution this week, saying that the owners of the oil study didn't ...

Read our review of Jean-Philippe Daguerre's play *Farewell Mister Haffmann*, now in performances at the Park Theatre to 12 ...

The biggest David Hockney retrospective ever will be on display at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, while over at the Musée ...

When Yasmina Reza’s cerebral play Art arrived in London in 1996, we applauded it as a comedy. Now another French hit, ...

London premiere of Jean-Philippe Daguerre’s play, starring Michael Fox, Nigel Harman, Jennifer Kirby, Jemima Rooper, Alex ...

In Paris, 1942, having already successfully smuggled his wife and children out of the country, the time has come for Joseph Haffmann (played by Alex Waldmann) to save himself. He turns to his ...