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Monday, June 27, 2016

David Babani denies Sheridan Smith was drunk on stage in Funny Girl by David Hutchison

Menier Chocolate Factory artistic director David Babani has denied Sheridan Smith was drunk on stage during the West End run of Funny

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BECTU secures 1.75% pay rise for Birmingham Rep staff by David Hutchison

Workers at Birmingham Repertory Theatre have received a 1.75% pay rise after successful negotiations between the venue and backstage union BECTU. The

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Friday, June 24, 2016

Record rainfall delays reopening of New Place, Shakespeare’s Stratford home by David Hutchison

Floods at Shakespeare’s historic home in Stratford mean that the reopening of the site has been postponed by several weeks. An archeological

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Equity to set up diversity database by David Hutchison

Equity is to start keeping track of the diversity of its members, including their ethnicity, sexuality, disability status and gender identity. A

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Manchester’s Royal Exchange smashes box office record with new season by David Hutchison

Ticket sales for a new line-up of shows at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester have broken previous records, becoming the venue’s

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Arts leaders call for unity following ‘catastrophic’ EU referendum result by David Hutchison

Theatre and the arts have been endangered following the UK’s decision to exit the European Union, according to leading campaigners. Doubts have

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Thursday, June 23, 2016

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child to let critics in earlier than planned by David Hutchison

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is to hold its press performances a week earlier than planned. Critics will be allowed to

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Wellingborough’s Castle Theatre closes with 31 jobs lost by David Hutchison

Wellingborough’s troubled Castle Theatre has closed its doors after its operator went into liquidation, making 31 theatre workers redundant. All scheduled performances

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Paule Constable: ‘I nearly quit theatre because of Love Never Dies’ by David Hutchison

Lighting designer Paule Constable has revealed her regret at working on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies, claiming it almost made her

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Winners of 2016 Laurence Olivier bursaries announced by David Hutchison

Bursaries totalling £67,500 have been awarded by the Society of London Theatre to help drama students around the UK with training. For

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Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Gypsy producer Michael Harrison: ‘We should question restoration levy’ by David Hutchison

West End producer Michael Harrison has suggested some theatres are misusing the restoration levy and not spending it on refurbishment. The levy,

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Globe to Globe Hamlet stage managers win special prize at SMA awards by David Hutchison

Stage managers who travelled with the Shakespeare’s Globe world tour of Hamlet have been honoured with a special prize at the National

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Tom Hollander to lead London revival of Stoppard’s Travesties by David Hutchison

Tom Hollander is to star in a new revival of Tom Stoppard’s Travesties at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Patrick Marber will direct

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Actor-staffed RSVP call centre launches commission-free talent agency by David Hutchison

A call centre that hires only performers has launched an in-house acting agency for its employees. London-based company RSVP is providing the

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Rupert Goold: It is ‘essential’ for producing theatres to be ‘stubborn’ by David Hutchison

Rupert Goold has claimed “stubborn” theatre companies, including his own, do not want to co-produce shows unless they get lead billing. The

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Monday, June 20, 2016

Lyric Hammersmith announce rare Shopping and Fucking revival by David Hutchison

Shopping and Fucking is to be revived at the Lyric Hammersmith to celebrate 20 years since the play first premiered. The new

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Sam Steiner wins Paines Plough playwriting fellowship by David Hutchison

Paines Plough has named the recipient of its second annual playwriting fellowship, as well as a new trainee director. Playwright Sam Steiner

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Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Will Alexander: ‘My career started as an act of vengeance on my sister’ by David Hutchison

Raised in New Zealand and trained in London, the actor has now joined the London transfer of This Much. He tells David Hutchison

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Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Naomi Frederick: ‘There’s no roles I long to play, just writers I would love to explore’ by David Hutchison

After a run at the Theatre Royal Bath and a whirlwind UK tour, Naomi Frederick will reprise her role in Hobson’s Choice

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Friday, June 3, 2016

Birmingham Hippodrome launches heritage digital archive by David Hutchison

Birmingham Hippodrome has launched a new digital archive displaying programmes, photos and footage from the theatre’s 117-year history. In addition to a

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Thursday, June 2, 2016

Liverpool’s Royal Court to create audio archive of theatre memories by David Hutchison

Liverpool’s Royal Court is to create a new archive based on the memories of local residents to fill a gap in the

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New Frank Sinatra jukebox musical in development at ATG by David Hutchison

A new jukebox musical based on the life of Frank Sinatra is being developed by Ambassador Theatre Group, with plans to open

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Ian McKellen: Gay actors should put happiness above career ambition by David Hutchison

Ian McKellen has made a passionate plea for gay actors to be open about their sexuality, even if they think it will

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Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Simon Stephens: Regional audiences ‘absolutely’ want challenging work by David Hutchison

Simon Stephens has defended regional theatre audiences, claiming they want to see more challenging drama just as much as theatregoers in London.

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Rufus Norris: National Theatre press ticket revenge claims ‘absurd’ by David Hutchison

Rufus Norris has rebuffed “absurd” claims that he stripped critics of their National Theatre press night plus ones as revenge for bad

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Kate Hewitt is first winner of new award for emerging directors by David Hutchison

Kate Hewitt has won a new award for emerging directors at Sheffield Theatres, and will now stage a play there in 2017.

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BECTU launches probe into ‘exploitative’ You Me Bum Bum Train internships by David Hutchison

Immersive theatre company You Me Bum Bum Train has been accused of exploiting workers after advertising for unpaid production interns. Backstage union

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Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Police guidance issued on arts protests by David Hutchison

Police forces in England and Wales have received guidance for the first time on how to handle protests against controversial art. The

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Friday, May 27, 2016

Michael Toumey: ‘I just hope the fringe can keep going’ by David Hutchison

When he’s not working as an associate tutor at the Guildford School of Acting, Toumey is a freelance theatre director. He tells

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Vaizey emphasises ‘passion’ for arts’ role in health by David Hutchison

Culture minister Ed Vaizey has hailed theatre as a way to improve health, saying it can be used successfully for both therapy

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An Inspector Calls to make West End return by David Hutchison

Stephen Daldry’s staging of An Inspector Calls is to return to the West End to celebrate its 25th anniversary. First staged at

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