Indira Varma

Golda Rosheuvel has been announced as a guest star on Doctor Who's forthcoming new series. With the popular sci-fi show returning in May, the episode titles for the new season have also been revealed. Golda, a British actress who died in the first episode of Space Babies, will appear in the Julie Anne Robinson-directed Space Babies.

Louise Barnes (left), 67, was enjoying a performance starring the Hollywood celebrities when she suddenly felt lightheaded and collapsed into the aisles. Macbeth is a notoriously bad play, and actors who appear in it use the phrase "break a leg" to shrug off the rumination and any other ill fortune when performing. Louise wrote MailOnline: "Everybody knows about Macbeth's curse, and it definitely struck me.' I know actors are told to break a leg, but audience members aren't supposed to do so.' A performance of the Shakespeare play at The Depot, Liverpool, Merseyside, had to be halted twice when two different theatregoers had medical problems during the same evening. Louise is recalling the evening of November 21, 2001: I loved Macbeth as a child and had seen it a few times, but the Liverpool performance was particularly interesting. It was a packed auditorium and it was hot.'

After an audience member collapsed, the much-anticipated performance was suspended midway through the first half. As the show resumed, another punter fainted with a thud inside The Depot, located in Liverpool's Fairfield neighborhood. Both patients had pre-existing conditions, which caused them to faint, according to a spokesman for the company. The theatregoers recovered, according to them, and they have since returned to watch a full performance after being invited back. Fiennes and Indira Varma (above), who portrayed Ellaria Sand in the hit series Game of Thrones, will be performing Lord and Lady Macbeth throughout next year. After finishing its run in Liverpool, the production, directed by Simon Godwin, opened on November 28 and will be seen in Edinburgh, London, and Washington.