Miranda Bryant
What I learned leaving New York for London
After five years, three presidents and a pandemic, Miranda Bryant has left the US — but can she learn to love a changed London?
Cirque du Soleil: the day I ran off to join superhuman circus stars
The Standard's Miranda Bryant attempts Cirque du Soleil's gravity-defying stunts
Refugees to take centre-stage at women’s festival on the Southbank
The annual WOW Women of the World Festival will feature events on the dangers women and girls face, giving a platform to people who have fled their home countries
Muhammad Ali may visit London to see new exhibition about his life
The boxing legend, who has Parkinson’s disease, is determined to travel to the capital to see the landmark show at the O2 in March because of his “love of Britain”
Thiago Soares and Marianela Nuñez maintain ballet partnership
The dancers, who recently divorced, are preparing to co-star in Christopher Wheeldon’s intimate ballet After The Rain, a piece they performed as a married couple four years ago
Fruit and veg saved from the bin finds place on menu at new restaurant
Tiny Leaf in Notting Hill, which opens on Thursday, is salvaging organic food from retailers that would have otherwise gone to waste
Corsets have it all sewn up as TV sparks uplift in popularity
The National Theatre is running a course so Scandalous Lady W enthusiasts can learn how to make their own
Mr Selfridge star Jeremy Piven: I curtsied when I met Helen Mirren
The US actor said meeting Mirren was like meeting royalty
Natalie Dormer: I don’t regret nude scenes...and the work has paid off
The actress said if you’re representing real life through acting, then you have to represent sex
New film Over tells tragic story of man who fell to Earth
Director Jörn Threlfall hopes stowaway drama will change views about migrants
You can now bathe in the Mediterranean sea... in South Kensington
Twenty-five tonnes of Med water has been driven more than 1,500 miles from Sicily to a health club in west London
This is what your gym session will look like in 2046
Miranda Bryant runs through the fitness trends of the future
Performer hopes new theatre show will send a message on autism
Cian Binchy, who has Asperger’s syndrome, said people “haven’t got a clue” about what it is like to have the condition and hopes to use theatre to spread awareness
Harry Lloyd: ‘it’s great that people talk about TV dramas like books’
The London actor stars in a new US drama about the race to build an atomic bomb