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Thursday, February 25, 2016

Walter Meierjohann: ‘Manchester is not a testing ground for London’ by David Hutchison

Walter Meierjohann, head of theatre at Manchester venue Home, has insisted the city is not just a testing ground for London-bound shows.

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Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Sue Devaney: ‘I didn’t start out in musical theatre, but you go where the work is’ by David Hutchison

While preparing to portray the entertainer Gracie Fields at Oldham Coliseum, Sue Devaney talks to David Hutchison about the Rochdale icon, being

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Labour: ‘Brexit would harm UK arts’ by David Hutchison

Labour’s new culture head Maria Eagle has attacked John Whittingdale for campaigning to leave the EU, claiming it is at odds with

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Local authority arts funding ‘cut by more than £56m’ by David Hutchison

More than £56 million of arts funding has been cut by local councils in England since 2009, it has emerged. The scale of

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Sheffield talent scheme given £550K by Arts Council fund by David Hutchison

A new scheme in Sheffield to boost both talent and leadership in the arts in the area has received £550,000 in funding

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Black drama students ‘fear they will be stereotyped’ by David Hutchison

Black and Asian drama students at LAMDA have voiced concerns their race will hinder them in securing leading roles. Survey data released

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Friday, February 19, 2016

John Boyega becomes patron of Identity School by David Hutchison

Star Wars actor John Boyega is to become the first patron of the Identity School of Acting in London. The actor trained

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Liverpool Hope Playwriting Prize seeks comedy scripts by David Hutchison

Writers are invited to enter their funniest scripts for the second Liverpool Hope Playwriting Prize, which focuses entirely on comic plays. First launched last

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Jacky Hardacre appointed CEO of Scottish Youth Theatre by David Hutchison

Scottish Youth Theatre has appointed Jacky Hardacre as chief executive following a leadership restructure at the company. Hardacre will join in April

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Emma Keith takes over as NT Live head by David Hutchison

Emma Keith has become head of NT Live, taking over from its founder David Sabel. Sabel, who helped pioneer the live theatre

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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Southwark Playhouse introduces allocated seating by David Hutchison

Southwark Playhouse has announced it will now allocate seats to ticket-buyers after audiences thronged the venue to see sold-out musical Grey Gardens.

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Plans unveiled for Studio Wayne McGregor in Olympic Park by David Hutchison

Choreographer Wayne McGregor has revealed designs for his new dance venue in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which will be free for

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Arts council unveils funding overhaul by David Hutchison

Arts Council England has proposed a major overhaul of its funding strategy that could lead to major theatres getting four-year funding deals,

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Arts Council England chair Peter Bazalgette joins ITV by David Hutchison

Arts Council England’s Peter Bazalgette is to replace Archie Norman as chairman of ITV. Bazalgette’s new role, effective from May 12, will

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Monday, February 15, 2016

Phil Davies: ‘Writing can be like an out-of-body experience’ by David Hutchison

While working as a barman at Manchester’s Royal Exchange, Phil Davies saw a show and was hooked on theatre. He talks to

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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Stef O’Driscoll replaces Joe Murphy at Nabokov theatre company by David Hutchison

Stef O’Driscoll has been named artistic director of touring theatre company Nabokov, with plans to place greater focus on site-specific new work.

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Edward Bond: ‘English theatre is dead’ by David Hutchison

Veteran playwright Edward Bond has struck out at the state of English theatre, claiming it is patronising, childish and serves no function.

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On-sale date for Harry Potter script announced by David Hutchison

A script of upcoming West End play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be go on sale at midnight after the

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Clybourne Park revival for regional premiere at Colchester Mercury by David Hutchison

Clybourne Park is to have its regional premiere in a new production at Colchester’s Mercury Theatre. Bruce Norris’ 2010 play – never

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The Albany, London, prepares for summer refit by David Hutchison

South London arts centre The Albany is to undergo a major refurbishment this summer to install a new flexible staging and seating

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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Dash Arts to be resident at new theatre in Royal Arsenal, Woolwich by David Hutchison

A new performing arts venue is to be founded in Woolwich after the local council signed a deal with theatre, music and

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Monday, February 8, 2016

Scott Ellis: ‘It doesn’t matter if the actor is male or female’ by David Hutchison

Pursuing a modern concept of producing Shakespeare’s plays, artistic director and actor Scott Ellis founded Merely Theatre, which stages gender-blind productions. He

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Friday, February 5, 2016

David Hutchison: Scrapping Sunday shows will curb the National Theatre’s reach by David Hutchison

First mooted last year but now officially confirmed, the National Theatre is getting rid of Sunday shows. “The case has not been

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Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Ronald Harwood forbids women from lead role in The Dresser by David Hutchison

Ronald Harwood has said he will never allow a woman to play the lead role in his renowned play The Dresser, and

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Sherman Cymru director claims Welsh theatre is ‘overlooked by national press’ by David Hutchison

Theatre in Wales is snubbed by critics at national newspapers, according to Sherman Cymru artistic director Rachel O’Riordan. The director said it

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Greg Sinclair wins £10k children’s theatre award by David Hutchison

Musician and performance artist Greg Sinclair has won the first Arts Foundation Children’s Theatre Award. The £10,000 award, which honours performers, writers

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Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Linda Marlowe to star in Tennessee Williams revival In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel by David Hutchison

Linda Marlowe has been cast in a London revival of Tennessee Williams’ play In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel. Directed by

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Udderbelly Festival to feature circus, a cappella and Reginald D Hunter by David Hutchison

A new show by Australian circus troupe Circa and stand-up by Reginald D Hunter lead the line-up for this year’s Udderbelly Festival

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Monday, February 1, 2016

Globe’s worldwide Hamlet tour to visit Calais migrant theatre by David Hutchison

A worldwide tour of Hamlet by Shakespeare’s Globe is to play at the Good Chance Theatre in the Calais migrant camp. The

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Maxine Peake: ‘Women are better than men at running theatres’ by David Hutchison

Maxine Peake has claimed women are better at running theatres than men because they are more adept at multitasking and often have

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Henny Finch leaves Headlong for Hofesh Shechter Company by David Hutchison

Headlong Theatre’s executive director, Henny Finch, has announced that she is leaving after more than 10 years, to join Hofesh Shechter’s dance

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2024-2025 BROADWAY SEASON
Jun 05, 2024: Home - Todd Haimes Theatre
Jul 11, 2024: Oh, Mary! - Lyceum Theatre
Jul 30, 2024: Job - Hayes Theater
Sep 12, 2024: The Roommate - Booth Theatre
Nov 14, 2024: Tammy Faye - Palace Theatre
Dec 12, 2024: Cult of Love - Hayes Theater
Dec 19, 2024: Gypsy - Majestic Theatre
Mar 17, 2025: Purpose - Hayes Theater
Apr 01, 2025: Glengarry Glen Ross
Apr 10, 2025: Smash - Imperial Theatre
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