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Jane Fonda is one of the most controversial anti-war activists in American history. On 18 June 1988, in a little-known event, Fonda confronted a room of hostile Vietnam veterans in Waterbury, Connecticut, who were boycotting the filming of her movie Stanley & Iris, co-starring Robert De Niro. The true story of what Fonda actually did and how her actions helped end the Vietnam War has never been told before.

The long walk to the remote control. The stale taste of a bagel. The low battery on your mobile phone. With 140 characters or fewer to fill, everyone has a problem that needs solving in our unforgiving first world. Using tweets, songs and physicality, this original piece of new writing based on the hashtag phenomenon explores the moral dilemmas of the new world.

Writer Rachel Mariner speaks to BWW:UK about her upcoming Edinburgh Fringe 2014 play Bill Clinton: Hercules.

Producer Alison Beattie speaks to BWW:UK about her children's play Arabian Nights ahead of its run at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

Comedian Paco Erhard speaks to BWW:UK about his Edinburgh Fringe 2014 show Worst. German. Ever.

Margaret Thatcher Queen Of Soho speaks to BWW:UK about her upcoming performance at the Edinburgh Fringe 2014.

Comedy writer and actress Lizzy Mace speaks to us about her second solo show 'Overlooked' at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

Actress and writer Apphia Campbell speaks to BWW:UK about her Nina Simone inspired play which debuts at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

Actor, choreographer and cabaret sensation Velma Celli speaks to BWW about bringing her show to the Edinburgh Fringe 2014.

Actress and singer Christina Bianco speaks to BWW about her upcoming performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Reviewer Natalie O'Donoghue's theatre picks of the Fringe 2014. See if you agree, and add your comments and thoughts! Follow her coverage here throughout the festival.

Reviewer Natalie O'Donoghue selects her top musical and cabaret picks of the Edinburgh Fringe 2014.

Reviewer Natalie O'Donoghue's comedy picks for the Edinburgh Fringe 2014. Do you agree? Comment and let us have your thoughts!

Glasgow's King's Theatre welcomes the Scottish premiere of the worldwide hit musical Wicked.

Fame the musical provides an open look at the New York City's High School of Performing Arts, where sweat and hard work are the key factors to a successful life as a performer.

A star-studded cast from theatre and music perform a range of songs from movies and musicals accompanied by a 50-piece orchestra and 150 strong choir.

Zrinka Cvitesic was declared the winner of Best Actress In A Musical at 2014 Olivier Awards and reviewer Natalie O'Donoghue reflects on the result. It was a tough category, but was it the right decision? She's not sure...

Denise Van Outen stars as Stephanie Canworth. And Stephanie has it all. She's beautiful, has a successful career, a supportive husband and she's a media darling; life is great. But it takes just one Facebook poke from a blast-from-the-past and all the old memories start flooding back - candy floss, kisses, first loves and broken hearts - and with the old memories come the old temptations.

Direct from the West End this classic musical tells the story of Monumental Pictures producting their first musical film during an age of silent pictures.

The new musical based on the hit tv series opens at Glasgow's King's theatre as part of its UK tour.