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Featuring historical action, a Spielberg classic, and a heist movie

Polish director-writer Michal Grzybowski’s film has inspired flashes, but mostly eschews humour for a drearier take on the intertwining of stage and life

I checked in to Leeds Castle, Kent

He is charming, fun, and spontaneous. In the beginning, his free spirit was refreshing. But now, bills are late and serious conversations are impossible. You realize you didn’t marry a partner; you adopted another child. This is “Peter Pan” Syndrome, and it is not cute. It is a refusal to…

INTERVIEW: A decade on from the height of their fame, the Australian boyband have written a record that reclaims and pokes fun at the label foisted upon them. They speak to Hannah Ewens about fangirls, One Direction, and how partying inspired the new album

The Princess of Wales's sombre Remembrance ensemble held a quiet, personal homage to Queen Elizabeth II.

The RSC production of Ella Hickson’s feminist take on JM Barrie’s tale has grown into quite the theatrical monster, big on lights, waves and clashing cutlasses

4/5 Ella Hickson’s adaptation sees the Royal Shakespeare Company explore sibling death and queer subtext alongside the pirates and crocodiles

From exhibitions at the British Library to a wildlife tour with Steve Backshall, here’s what to get up to during the October break