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7:24pm Friday 8th August 2008
Oscar-winning star Philip Seymour Hoffman is directing a play about an ageing rock band for the London stage.
Riflemind tells the story of the group reforming 20 years after their frontman walked off stage for good.
It stars Four Weddings and a Funeral actor John Hannah and theatre and TV actor Paul Hilton.
Hoffman, 41, is co-artistic director of the LAByrinth Theater Company in New York but is best known for the likes of Mission Impossible III, The Savages and Capote, for which he won the best actor Academy Award.
Riflemind was written by Australian playwright Andrew Upton, whose most recent play, an adaptation of Gorky's The Philistines, opened at the National Theatre last year to critical acclaim.
Riflemind premiered in Sydney last year and opens at the Trafalgar Studios in the West End on September 18.
The final day of campaigning is under way in the Crewe and Nantwich by-election.
The Dalai Lama will address MPs as his high-profile visit to the UK turns to the thorny issue of human rights in China.
US President George Bush is to visit Britain next month during a tour of European nations, the White House has announced.
The Government has defended plans for a new breed of school diplomas amid concerns that fewer teenagers than expected are choosing the courses.
Thousands of Chelsea and Manchester United fans are pouring into Moscow for the first all-English Champions League final.
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