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Friday, September 23, 2016

Paapa Essiedu, Tanya Moodie and The Stage’s John Byrne recognised at diversity awards by David Hutchison

Paapa Essiedu and Tanya Moodie have been honoured for their acting talent at an awards ceremony in London focusing on diverse talent.

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Designer John Sorrell to step down as Creative Industries Federation chair by David Hutchison

Creative Industries Federation founder John Sorrell has announced he will step down as chairman early next year. Sorrell, a designer and philanthropist,

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Thursday, September 22, 2016

Richard Bean and Amanda Whittington feature in Hull City of Culture plans by David Hutchison

New work by Richard Bean, Bryony Lavery and Amanda Whittington will be staged in Hull as part of the theatre line-up for

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Fresh concerns over Fairfield Halls revamp budget emerge by David Hutchison

A £30 million redevelopment of Fairfield Halls has come under renewed scrutiny after a Theatres Trust report containing strong criticisms of the

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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

University of Salford opens £55m arts centre by David Hutchison

A £55 million new theatre and arts centre has been opened by the University of Salford, with hopes it will become “a

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Darren Henley: local arts cuts are a bigger concern than Brexit by David Hutchison

Arts Council England chief executive Darren Henley has called the decline in local authority funding “the most immediate concern” for the sector.

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Ravi Shankar’s only opera to premiere at Curve in Leicester by David Hutchison

The only opera by Indian musician Ravi Shankar is to receive its world premiere at Leicester’s Curve. Written before his death in

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Surrey County Council accused of ‘illegal tax on child performers’ by David Hutchison

Surrey County Council has introduced fast-track fees for child performance licences, in a move campaigners claim could “jeopardise” the industry’s ability to

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Kate Tempest named guest director of Brighton Festival 2017 by David Hutchison

Playwright and performer Kate Tempest has been announced as the guest director of next year’s Brighton Festival. Tempest has staged work at

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Tuesday, September 20, 2016

John Barrowman and Scarlett Strallen cast in Disney musicals concert by David Hutchison

John Barrowman is to lead a cast of musical theatre stars for the Royal Albert Hall’s upcoming celebration of songs from Disney

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Adrian Lester appointed patron of kids’ Shakespeare company by David Hutchison

Adrian Lester has become a patron of the Primary Shakespeare Company. The education group works with schools in London to help children

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Monday, September 19, 2016

National Theatre launches Brexit verbatim project by David Hutchison

The National Theatre has begun interviewing people from across the country to tell the story of the vote to leave the European

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Friday, September 16, 2016

£2.25m lifeline proposed for King’s Lynn Arts Centre by David Hutchison

King’s Lynn Arts Centre could be saved with a £2.25 million makeover, after the local council put its proposals for the building out

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Theatres must work with universities, says RSC education chief by David Hutchison

Working with universities is “essential” to the survival of theatre, according to the Royal Shakespeare Company’s education director. Speaking at a conference

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Thursday, September 15, 2016

BBC actors and stars earning more than £150k to have salaries published by David Hutchison

Actors and other stars earning more than £150,000 a year from the BBC will have their salaries published, in a move described

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Rosemary Squire voices fears for post-Brexit theatre industry by David Hutchison

Ambassador Theatre Group’s former chief executive Rosemary Squire has warned the theatre industry faces “damaging uncertainty” in the wake of the Brexit

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Michelle Terry responds to Ronald Harwood: ‘Having a vagina made no difference in Henry V’ by David Hutchison

Michelle Terry has hit back at Ronald Harwood’s “irrelevant” criticism of women playing male roles in theatre. She claimed that “having a

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Bristol’s Doing Things Differently festival to focus on diversity by David Hutchison

A new festival that celebrates diversity and aims to help theatre companies achieve it has begun its inaugural programme of events. Doing

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Wednesday, September 14, 2016

Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi appear in National Theatre behind-the-scenes app by David Hutchison

Maggie Smith, Judi Dench and Derek Jacobi feature as part of a new National Theatre app that provides a behind-the-scenes look at

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Sky Arts’ Phil Edgar-Jones joins ENO’s ‘refreshed’ board by David Hutchison

Sky Arts director Phil Edgar-Jones has been appointed one of three new trustees at English National Opera, as part of a shake-up

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Tim Minchin’s Groundhog Day confirms Broadway transfer by David Hutchison

Tim Minchin’s musical adaptation of Groundhog Day will transfer to Broadway next year, it has been confirmed. The show, which opened at

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:01AM

War Horse puppets fetch £68k at auction by David Hutchison

A set of original War Horse puppets has been sold at a charity auction for a total of £68,000. The puppets were

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Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Barrie Rutter: ‘I will leave Northern Broadsides if we don’t get more money’ by David Hutchison

Northern Broadsides artistic director Barrie Rutter has threatened to walk out if the company does not receive a boost in public funding.

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New Arts Council chair appointment lauded by theatre industry by David Hutchison

Theatre figures from across the sector have welcomed Nicholas Serota’s appointment as chair of Arts Council England, claiming there is “no one

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Supporting Wall’s Ben Monks appointed exec director of Improbable by David Hutchison

Supporting Wall producer Ben Monks is to replace Rachael Williams as executive director of theatre company Improbable. Monks co-founded Supporting Wall in

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Monday, September 12, 2016

Nell Gwynn tour and new Sandi Toksvig play in English Touring Theatre season by David Hutchison

Laura Pitt-Pulford is to take on the titular role in Nell Gwynn at venues across the country, as part of English Touring

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Sutton Theatres Trust to hold fire sale to pay off debts by David Hutchison

The troubled operator of two theatres in Sutton is clearing its debts by selling off fittings it received from the council for

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Burnley Empire enters top rank of most endangered theatres by David Hutchison

Burnley’s Empire Theatre has become one of the five most at risk theatres in the UK, as part of a list that

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Tim Barlow: ‘I didn’t like admitting I was deaf, so I pretended I could hear’ by David Hutchison

After an acting career spanning 40 years, the former soldier has put together a piece of theatre about his eventful life with

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Friday, September 9, 2016

Liverpool’s Empire Theatre to host new musical theatre training course by David Hutchison

A new musical theatre school has been set up at Liverpool’s Empire Theatre. Liverpool Academy of Musical Theatre will offer a one-year

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Katherine Parkinson cast in new West End revival of Dead Funny by David Hutchison

Katherine Parkinson is to star in a West End revival of Terry Johnson’s play Dead Funny. Steve Pemberton and Ralf Little have

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