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Monday, December 7, 2015

Rosemary Butcher given lifetime achievement award for choreography at the Bonnies by David Hutchison

Choreographer Rosemary Butcher has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award at this year’s Bonnies. The ceremony celebrates choreographers, and Butcher was

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Wertenbaker claims theatre awards are too London-centric by David Hutchison

Timberlake Wertenbaker has criticised theatre awards ceremonies for being too focused on shows in London. The playwright also claimed that small venues

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Jake Brunger: ‘I can’t think of anything worse than working by myself’ by David Hutchison

Jake Brunger met composer Pippa Cleary at university and they struck up a friendship that evolved into one of musical theatre’s most

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Thursday, December 3, 2015

BBC creative director Alan Yentob to step down by David Hutchison

Alan Yentob has announced he will step down as creative director of the BBC at the end of the year. The producer,

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Kinky Boots, Hamlet and In the Heights receive multiple Whatsonstage Awards nods by David Hutchison

Hamlet, Kinky Boots and In the Heights are all frontrunners for the Whatsonstage Awards 2016, with each having received nine nominations. Cast

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Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Tricycle Theatre to launch £450k scheme to develop BAME talent by David Hutchison

North London’s Tricycle Theatre has been granted nearly half a million pounds to create a new talent development scheme for black, asian

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Celia Imrie and Gina McKee among stars to perform at Pinter poetry night by David Hutchison

Celia Imrie, Gina McKee and Lia Williams are among actors who will perform Harold Pinter’s poetry for a one-off event at Trafalgar

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Million-pound donations to the arts halved since last year, claims report by David Hutchison

‘Mega-philanthropy’ towards arts and culture has plummeted to less than half the value reported last year, with donations greater than £1 million

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New musical written by a computer to run in London next year by David Hutchison

A new computer-generated musical is be staged at the Arts Theatre in London next year. Beyond the Fence was conceived and “substantially

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Richard DeDomenici launches Christmas crowdfunding campaign for live artists by David Hutchison

Performance artist Richard DeDomenici has launched a crowdfunding campaign in an attempt to give 20 live artists a small grant as a

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Monday, November 30, 2015

Half Moon theatre to make archives public by David Hutchison

Frances de la Tour, Simon Callow and Steven Berkoff are among actors who will share their experiences working at east London theatre

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English Touring Theatre appoints Jeremy Woodhouse as executive producer by David Hutchison

Theatre503 executive director Jeremy Woodhouse is to leave the venue to join English Touring Theatre as executive producer. Woodhouse became the first

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Kathryn Hunter cast in all-female Cyrano de Bergerac at Southwark Playhouse by David Hutchison

Kathryn Hunter will take the title role in an all-female version of Cyrano de Bergerac at the Southwark Playhouse. Russell Bolam will

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West Yorkshire Playhouse enters new writing partnership with University of Leeds by David Hutchison

West Yorkshire Playhouse has signed a deal with the University of Leeds that aims to encourage the development of new theatre writing.

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Campaign launched to save Burnley’s Empire Theatre by David Hutchison

More than 1,500 people have signed a petition to restore the derelict Empire Theatre in Burnley. The 1,200-seat venue has been disused

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Ayesha Dharker cast in RSC’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream tour by David Hutchison

Ayesha Dharker is to play Titania in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s new staging of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She will star opposite

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Kenneth Branagh’s The Winter’s Tale tops UK cinema box office with £1.1m sales by David Hutchison

A live broadcast of Kenneth Branagh’s production of The Winter’s Tale has topped the UK cinema box office, with sales of more

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Joanne Benjamin leaves Hackney to join Leicester Curve as executive producer by David Hutchison

Hackney Empire’s Joanne Benjamin is to join Curve in Leicester as executive producer. She will fill the vacancy left when previous executive

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Exeter Northcott Theatre given £150,000 grant by David Hutchison

Exeter Northcott Theatre has secured a new grant that will see it receive £150,000 over the next three years. The Michael Bishop

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Katy Cavanagh and Colin Connor to star in Two sequel at Bolton Octagon by David Hutchison

Former Coronation Street star Katy Cavanagh will star in Jim Cartwright’s upcoming Two sequel at the Bolton Octagon. Cavanagh – who starred

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James Fritz: ‘I feel lucky that I’m able to write full-time at the moment’ by David Hutchison

Fresh from Edinburgh Festival Fringe success with Ross and Rachel, James Fritz had Four Minutes Twelve Seonds staged at Hampstead Downstairs. He

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Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Cautious welcome for Osborne’s ‘increased arts council budget’ by David Hutchison

Theatre and arts workers have reacted with guarded positivity to the government’s spending review, in which George Osborne announced that arts council

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Friday, November 20, 2015

Kim Cattrall withdraws from Royal Court play ‘on doctors’ orders’ by David Hutchison

Kim Cattrall has pulled out of Royal Court play Linda less than two weeks before opening night, following advice from her doctors. She

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Subsidised sector essential to commercial theatre – ACE report by David Hutchison

Commercial theatre could not exist in its current “variety, character and overall financial strength” without the subsidised sector, a new report from

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Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Drama protected from £12m cut to BBC’s TV budget by David Hutchison

Drama programmes will be protected from a new £12 million cut to the BBC’s television budget. The move forms part of the

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Glyndebourne appoints Sebastian F Schwarz as general director by David Hutchison

Glyndebourne has appointed Sebastian F Schwarz as its new general director. Currently the deputy artistic director of Theater an der Wien in

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London’s cultural ecosystem threatened by property boom, claims report by David Hutchison

Property booms in London are causing the disappearance of artistic workspaces such as rehearsal rooms and studios, a major new international study

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Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Nat Tarrab: ‘This weird harlequin career I’ve had created itself’ by David Hutchison

The performer is a sketch artist, and one half of surreal theatrical duo Mars Tarrab – founded with her long-time collaborator and

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Katherine Soper wins £16k Bruntwood Prize with debut play by David Hutchison

First-time writer Katherine Soper has been named winner of this year’s Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting. She was awarded the £16,000 prize for

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Monday, November 16, 2015

Ovalhouse co-directors Rebecca Atkinson-Lord and Rachel Briscoe to step down by David Hutchison

South London arts venue Ovalhouse is to lose both of its co-directors of theatre, as Rebecca Atkinson-Lord and Rachel Briscoe have announced

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Rent composer Jonathan Larson to be celebrated with West End concert by David Hutchison

Broadway composer Jonathan Larson is to be celebrated in a one-off West End concert in January. Best known for writing Rent, Larson

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