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Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Claire Sweeney and Peter Duncan to star in UK tour of Hairspray by David Hutchison

Claire Sweeney and Peter Duncan have been cast in the national tour of Hairspray. Tony Maudsley and Brenda Edwards will also star

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Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Maxine Peake to discuss female actors with Vicky Featherstone on BBC2 show by David Hutchison

Maxine Peake will discuss women on stage and screen with arts figures including Royal Court artistic director Vicky Featherstone in the first

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Monday, March 2, 2015

Rupert Goold: ‘Relying on private sector funding makes me uneasy’ by David Hutchison

Rupert Goold has revealed he feels uneasy about theatres relying on corporate and philanthropic funding, as it may influence the work they

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Saturday, February 28, 2015

Interview: Claire Sweeney by David Hutchison

Claire Sweeney was 20 years old when she made two minor appearances in Channel 4 soap Brookside in 1991 – appearances that

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Friday, February 27, 2015

West Glamorgan Youth Theatre spared funding axe by David Hutchison

A youth theatre in Wales that started the careers of Michael Sheen and Joanna Page has avoided having its funding axed by

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Equity hires first dedicated equalities officer by David Hutchison

Equity has appointed its first dedicated equalities officer in a move it describes as “a growing sign of how important equality and

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Salisbury Playhouse to update studio with £140k Arts Council England grant by David Hutchison

Salisbury Playhouse has received £140,000 from Arts Council England to better its Salberg studio. The 149-seat space will be the recipient of

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Golem transfers to West End for five-week run by David Hutchison

Golem is to transfer to the West End for a limited five-week run in April. The play – which originally opened at

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Jonathan Slinger joins Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as new Willy Wonka by David Hutchison

Jonathan Slinger has joined the cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the West End’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane. He will

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Thursday, February 26, 2015

Carlos Acosta: ‘Expensive dance training is pricing out the next Nureyev’ by David Hutchison

Ballet star Carlos Acosta has claimed the dance world may miss out on the next Rudolf Nureyev because of the cost of

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Beautiful extends West End run by eight months by David Hutchison

Beautiful – The Carole King Musical has extended its West End run by eight months. The show – which stars Katie Brayben

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North London music education centre ‘saved from cuts’ by David Hutchison

A centre providing music education to children in north-east London will no longer have its funding removed by the local council. Redbridge

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Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Campaigners offered lifeline to save Hyde Theatre Royal by David Hutchison

A campaign group has been offered the opportunity to buy Hyde’s Theatre Royal for a third of the building’s asking price. The

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Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre promises workers living wage by David Hutchison

Belgrade Theatre in Coventry has pledged to pay its front of house staff the living wage as a minimum. The venue’s board

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Happy Valley and Marvellous lead RTS Programme Award nominations by David Hutchison

Happy Valley and one–off drama Marvellous lead the nominees for this year’s Royal Television Society Programme Awards with three nods each. Sarah

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Production news round-up: February 19 to 24 by David Hutchison

Production news stories from February 19 to 24. MUSICALS Stomp will host a gala performance specifically for teenagers to celebrate its 13th

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Bad Jews transfers within London to the Arts Theatre by David Hutchison

Bad Jews will transfer to London’s Arts Theatre in March. Joshua Harmon’s play, which closes at the St James Theatre on February

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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Brighton Fringe announces 2015 line-up by David Hutchison

Brighton Fringe has announced the line-up for its 10th year, which includes premieres about the 2010 student protests and the bombing of

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Colchester Mercury to improve studio after £400k Arts Council England boost by David Hutchison

Colchester’s Mercury Theatre will carry out major improvements to its studio theatre after a £580,000 renovation plan was given the go ahead

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Monday, February 23, 2015

Ed Miliband: Labour will make arts ‘the heart’ of the government by David Hutchison

Ed Miliband has promised arts policy will be ‘at the heart of the government’ if Labour come to power in this year’s

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Watch now: ‘Arts access for the disadvantaged is essential’ – Young Everyman Playhouse team by David Hutchison

Liverpool Everyman’s chief executive Deborah Aydon has said arts access for people from all backgrounds is essential to avoid “a set of monochrome, monotone voices”. The theatre’s Yo…

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Di and Viv and Rose to close two months early by David Hutchison

Di and Viv and Rose will end its West End run more than two months early. Amelia Bullmore’s play – which stars Tamzin Outhwaite, Jenna Russell and Samantha Spiro – was originally booki…

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Watch now: ‘London theatre musn’t become a bubble’ – Shakespeare’s Globe’s Tom Bird by David Hutchison

Shakespeare’s Globe’s executive producer Tom Bird has stressed that London theatre must continue to draw influence from outside the city to avoid becoming a “bubble”. The Globe recen…

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Sunday, February 22, 2015

Watch now: ‘The theatre should be a living organism’ – Liverpool Everyman’s Deborah Aydon by David Hutchison

Liverpool Everyman’s executive director Deborah Aydon has revealed the theatre’s team have only just begun to experiment with the building’s new capabilities. The rebuilt theatre joint…

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News: Watch now: ‘The theatre should be a living organism’ – Liverpool Everyman’s Deborah Aydon by David Hutchison

Liverpool Everyman’s executive director Deborah Aydon has revealed the theatre’s team have only just begun to experiment with the building’s new capabilities. The rebuilt t…

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Watch now: ‘More theatre should travel to communities’ – Paines Plough’s Roundabout team by David Hutchison

The team behind Paines Plough’s Roundabout Theatre have suggested more theatre companies should travel to local communities rather than touring larger towns. The pop-up theatre jointly won…

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News: Watch now: ‘More theatre should travel to communities’ – Paines Plough’s Roundabout team by David Hutchison

The team behind Paines Plough’s Roundabout Theatre have suggested more theatre companies should travel to local communities rather than touring larger towns. The pop-up theatre jointly won…

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Saturday, February 21, 2015

Watch now: ‘We want to support producers’ – Park Theatre’s directors Jez Bond and JJ Almond by David Hutchison

Park Theatre’s artistic director Jez Bond and executive director JJ Almond have revealed they will focus on supporting producers in the years ahead. The venue was recently named Fringe The…

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News: Watch now: ‘We want to support producers’ – Park Theatre’s directors Jez Bond and JJ Almond by David Hutchison

Park Theatre’s artistic director Jez Bond and executive director JJ Almond have revealed they will focus on supporting producers in the years ahead. The venue was recently named Fringe The…

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News: Watch now: ‘I started as a student…47 years later I’m still here’ – Birmingham Rep’s Sue Nightingale by David Hutchison

Birmingham Rep’s head of wardrobe Sue Nightingale, who was named Unsung Hero at The Stage Awards 2015, has discussed her lengthy career. After receiving the prize, which honours work in th…

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Friday, February 20, 2015

News: Watch now: ‘Theatre collaboration isn’t easy’ – Southampton Nuffield’s Sam Hodges by David Hutchison

Southampton Nuffield’s artistic director Sam Hodges has said that collaborating on theatre productions “isn’t easy”. The venue was recently named Regional Theatre of the Year at The …

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