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Friday, April 24, 2015

£200k refit for Theatre Royal Stratford East by David Hutchison

London’s Theatre Royal Stratford East is to undergo a major refurbishment of its auditorium, costing more than £200,000. The works are being

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Killian Donnelly and Matt Henry cast as Kinky Boots leads by David Hutchison

Killian Donnelly and Matt Henry will lead the cast of Kinky Boots in the West End. Donnelly is currently starring opposite Beverley

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Manchester Royal Exchange to launch third performance space by David Hutchison

Manchester’s Royal Exchange is to open a new 100-seat studio theatre. Swan Street Studios, which the theatre already used as a costume

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Thursday, April 23, 2015

Shop theatre launched in north Somerset by David Hutchison

An empty shop in Clevedon, north Somerset, has been converted into a studio theatre as the centrepiece for a month-long arts festival

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Stratford East dress circle renamed following £200k donation by David Hutchison

Theatre Royal Stratford East has named its dress circle in honour of a former patron, after receiving a donation in her memory

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St James Theatre launches Re:act short plays initiative by David Hutchison

Emerging theatremakers will create short pieces of work in just 48 hours as part of a new initiative at London’s St James

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Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Lib Dems: Refer to arts as ‘creatives industries’ to be taken seriously by David Hutchison

Liberal Democrats’ culture spokeswoman Jane Bonham Carter has claimed the arts sector should refer to itself as the ‘creative industries’ for the

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Andrew Lloyd Webber: ‘Theatre planning restrictions should be relaxed’ by David Hutchison

Andrew Lloyd Webber has called for more relaxed planning rules to avoid West End theatres becoming “fossilised”. The theatre impresario made the

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Dark Horse to launch course for actors with learning disabilities by David Hutchison

Theatre company Dark Horse is to establish a new acting course for people with learning disabilities, thanks to a £75,000 grant from

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Watch now: Simon Stephens and The Funfair cast discuss Home’s theatre launch by David Hutchison

Simon Stephens’ new play The Funfair is about to be the first staged in the new 450-seat Home theatre in Manchester. In this

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Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Reading to stage ‘year of culture’ in 2016 by David Hutchison

Reading will stage a year of culture in 2016, which the town’s local council hopes will give it a reputation “as a

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Stewart Lee concert raises £45k for Battersea Arts Centre restoration by David Hutchison

A fundraising concert for Battersea Arts Centre raised more than £45,000 towards the restoration of the venue’s Grand Hall. On April 18,

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Monday, April 20, 2015

David Tennant to host live RSC 2016 Shakespeare broadcast on BBC by David Hutchison

David Tennant will host a live broadcast on BBC2 next year to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. A collaboration between

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Andrew Lloyd Webber: ‘Some West End theatres not fit for purpose’ by David Hutchison

Andrew Lloyd Webber has claimed a number of West End theatres are “not fit for today’s purpose” and should be replaced. The

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First Routes In handbook for emerging theatremakers published by David Hutchison

Venues in northern England have launched a guide that outlines the best way for emerging theatremakers to get their work noticed and

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Sunday, April 19, 2015

Joe Stilgoe: musician by David Hutchison

When musician Joe Stilgoe performed at a concert with Maria Friedman, she was so impressed with his audience interaction that she decided

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Friday, April 17, 2015

Miliband: Labour to axe unpaid internships by David Hutchison

Unpaid internships in the arts would be banned under a Labour government, Ed Miliband has said. The pledge, should it become policy,

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Weston theatre friends chip in for £10k apprenticeship scheme by David Hutchison

A support group for the Playhouse Theatre in Weston-super-Mare has sponsored a new £10,000 apprenticeship at the venue. The theatre claims the

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Thursday, April 16, 2015

BAC to curate Live from Television Centre for BBC On Stage week by David Hutchison

Battersea Arts Centre is to commission four new pieces of 30-minute theatre to be broadcast live on BBC4. The series – currently

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Tanya Ronder energy play leads Bush autumn season by David Hutchison

A world premiere by Tanya Ronder is one of two plays announced by London’s Bush Theatre to form part of its autumn

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Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Lib Dem manifesto vows to promote arts’ health benefits by David Hutchison

The Liberal Democrats’ newly unveiled manifesto pledges to promote the arts as a treatment for obesity and mental health problems. In the

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Tim Ford appointed artistic director of Lichfield Garrick by David Hutchison

Lichfield Garrick has appointed Tim Ford as its new artistic director as part of a shake-up in the way the venue is

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Max Stafford-Clark to direct play in the dark for 2015 Enniskillen International Beckett Festival by David Hutchison

Out of Joint founder Max Stafford-Clark will stage Samuel Beckett’s All That Fall in complete darkness as part of a the fourth

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Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Supercomputers allow ‘world first’ transatlantic synchronised performance by David Hutchison

Drama students in the UK and US are to perform with each other over video link in what is being described as

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Conservatives launch manifesto: ‘Arts tie our country together’ by David Hutchison

The Conservative party has claimed the arts “help tie our country together” in its manifesto for the upcoming general election in May.

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Michael Urie urges gay actors to come out: ‘People won’t care’ by David Hutchison

Michael Urie has encouraged gay actors to be open about their sexuality, saying it will make them better performers. The actor –

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Monday, April 13, 2015

Tim Pigott-Smith to play King Charles III on Broadway by David Hutchison

Tim Pigott-Smith is to reprise the title role in King Charles III on Broadway, as the show’s producers confirm details of its

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Labour manifesto declares ‘arts for all’ by David Hutchison

Labour has confirmed its commitment to the arts in the party’s manifesto ahead of the general election, declaring they should “belong to

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Debbie Kurup: ‘Snobbery in musical theatre against pop stars like Beverly Knight must stop’ by David Hutchison

Anything Goes actor Debbie Kurup has called for an end to snobbery against pop stars who go on to star in musicals.

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Gemma Arterton wants West End return for Made in Dagenham by David Hutchison

Gemma Arterton has said she would like to see Made in Dagenham return to the West End in a more “intimate” venue

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Sonia Friedman: West End ‘best it’s ever been’ by David Hutchison

Sonia Friedman has claimed the West End is experiencing a golden age and that it is “as good as it can ever

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