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THE BILLION DOLLAR PRINCESS: STEPHANIE McMAHON There are wrestlers who become champions. There are executives who transform companies. And then there are characters who become inseparable from WWE itself. Stephanie McMahon was all three. For more than twenty-five years, Stephanie McMahon evolved from the quiet daughter of WWE Chairman Vince McMahon into one of the most influential on-screen characters in professional wrestling history. She was a princess, a villain, a businesswoman, a manipulator, a General Manager, the ruthless co-leader of The Authority, and ultimately one of the defining personalities of WWE's modern era. Love her or despise her, audiences reacted. And that was precisely the point. Stephanie McMahon was never meant to be ignored. The Birth of the Billion Dollar Princess When Stephanie first appeared on WWF television in the late 1990s, she was presented as the innocent daughter of Vince McMahon. Soft-spoken. Reserved. Far removed from the...

EDGE - RATED R SUPERSTAR  There are great wrestlers. There are great champions. Then there are superstars who change the language of professional wrestling itself. Edge was one of them. Few performers have reinvented themselves as many times, remained relevant for as long, or left behind as many iconic moments as the Rated-R Superstar. Across more than three decades, Edge transformed from an eager young tag team specialist into one of WWE's greatest villains, one of its most beloved heroes, and ultimately one of the finest storytellers the industry has ever seen. When fans discuss the greatest complete performers in WWE history, Edge's name inevitably enters the conversation. Because he wasn't simply a wrestler. He was an artist. From Adam Copeland to Edge Long before sold-out arenas sang "Metalingus" word for word, before the pyrotechnics exploded from the stage, before championship gold draped over his shoulders, there was a young Canadia...

PRIMA FACIE — WHEN THE LAW BECOMES THE WITNESS Suzie Miller’s Prima Facie at The Market Theatre 17 September – 4 October 2026 How Now Brown Cow in association with The Market Theatre Directed by Neil Coppen Featuring Danica De La Rey Jones There are performances you applaud. There are performances you admire. There are performances you discuss on the way home. And then there are performances that seem to cast a spell over the room. Danica De La Rey Jones’ performance in Suzie Miller’s Prima Facie belongs to the last category. Magic. Juju. Pure, unexplainable theatrical magic. I walked into The Market Theatre knowing I was about to watch a one-woman play. I walked out wondering how one human being could possibly have inhabited so many people, emotions, rooms, memories and realities for more than two hours without ever allowing the spell to break. I have never experienced anything quite like it. Prima Facie , presented by How Now Brown Cow in association with...

KANE: THE BIG RED MONSTER There are wrestlers. There are legends. And then there are myths. Kane belongs in the final category. For nearly three decades, the Big Red Monster stalked WWE with an aura unlike anyone before or since. He was a horror movie villain brought to life inside a wrestling ring—a seven-foot-tall monster with a crimson mask, black-and-red attire, and an entrance that made arenas erupt in flames. Every time the opening notes of his theme echoed through the arena, fans knew destruction was moments away. Kane was never simply another powerhouse. He was the physical embodiment of fear. Behind the mask stood Glenn Jacobs, but once the lights dimmed, that man disappeared. What emerged was Kane: a monster whose rage, pain, and violence became one of WWE's greatest creations. The Birth of the Monster Kane debuted at the inaugural Badd Blood: In Your House during the first-ever Hell in a Cell match between The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels. The li...