Friday, March 20, 2020
The Barn Theatre in Cirencester has launched a live streaming service, which will provide a mix of community news, entertainment, music and children’s
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 12:24PMThe McOnie Company, a dance company run by choreographer and director Drew McOnie, has launched a new digital dance festival, which will
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:54AMHampstead Theatre has announced that its production of I and You, starring Game of Thrones’ Maisie Williams, will be re-released on Instagram
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The producers of Eugenius!, which first played at London’s Other Palace in 2018, have announced they will release archive footage of the
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 02:02PMTheatre Uncut has announced that Kieran Hurley’s new play Bubble will premiere online on the company’s website, following the closure of theatres
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 02:02PMFollowing the closure of UK theatres to prevent the spread of coronavirus many producers and companies are making their work available to
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Lucy Prebble, the award winning writer of plays, hit TV series and a video game with more than 10 million players, tells
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Morgan and Abi’s Power Share The Bunker, London From March 16-21, Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and Abi Zakarian will be in residence at
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Sebastian Barry’s play is suffused with loss but also love. Two men sit in a prison cell, though it’s not clear whether
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We live in a world of walls. Closed Lands, based on a collection of poems by Simon Grangeat, and staged by LegalAliens
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 01:48PMIt doesn’t take much to throw you off balance. One minute the protagonist of EV Crowe’s new play is walking around the
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Coriolanus – Crucible Theatre, Sheffield Tom Bateman plays the celebrated general who moves into politics in Shakespeare’s play about leadership and the
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Inclusion is embedded in the work of Ramps on the Moon, the theatre consortium that programmes work that centres D/deaf and disabled
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 05:30AMThere is no box office counter at Storyhouse. Nor is there a reception desk. There’s nothing and no one to stop people
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Even in 1990 Pretty Woman proved divisive. Reviewing it in Time magazine, Richard Corliss somewhat sniffily suggested an equivalence between its protagonists
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 06:00PMTrainers – Gate Theatre, London In its 40th year, the Gate Theatre continues to programme formally inventive work, in this case US
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Thomas Middleton’s play begins where many would end, with a young man bringing his new wife home. Women Beware Women plunges into
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 08:46AMStoryhouse’s rep season continues with a revival of Jessica Swale’s play about a group of young women fighting to gain a Cambridge
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A young woman leaves an unnamed war-riven Slavic country for a new life in Dublin. But she falls through the cracks, ends
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? – Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol David Mercatali – a director who’s something of an expert in intensity
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Terry Downes was a world middleweight boxing champion known in his day as the “Paddington Express”. James McNicholas, the sports writer, comedian
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Written in 2002, A Number is often described as Caryl Churchill’s ‘cloning’ play, but it’s so much more than that. It’s as
SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 05:14PMAt last week’s Critics Circle Awards, Juliet Stevenson, receiving an award for her performance in Robert Icke’s production of The Doctor, argued
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I Think We Are Alone – King’s Theatre, Edinburgh Scott Graham and Kathy Burke co-direct Frantic Assembly’s touring production of a new
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It’s the time of year when a large section of London’s theatre community relocates underground to the dank caverns and pungent tunnels
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Caryl Churchill’s Far Away is a short play, but it’s not a small play: it’s global in scope, untethered by time, part
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In her fresh take on Ibsen’s 1879 play about a woman trapped in a stifling marriage, Stef Smith splits Nora’s story into
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Nora: A Doll’s House – Young Vic, London Stef Smith’s re-imagining of Ibsen’s play visits three Noras – played by Amaka Okafor,
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Fifteen young, Brazilian performers are at the heart of a show at Battersea Arts Centre, which charts the movement that swept through
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Ask Me Anything – Live Theatre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne The Paper Birds’ gently immersive new show takes its inspiration from the agony aunts of
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Spawning numerous sequels, remakes and homages, George A Romero’s micro-budget 1968 movie changed the horror genre forever. His vision of a relentless
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