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Monday, November 16, 2015

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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Thursday, November 12, 2015

Grange Park Opera plans 700-seat woodland La Scala by David Hutchison

Grange Park Opera has unveiled plans to build a new 700-seat theatre based on Italy’s La Scala. The new venue, based in

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Buddy Holly musical returns to UK for national tour by David Hutchison

Jukebox musical Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story will return to the UK for a national tour next year. The show – which

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Six companies share £2.4m ACE touring arts pot by David Hutchison

The London International Festival of Theatre is among six theatre companies to receive a share of £2.4 million to bolster their touring

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Half of subsidised arts carbon footprint produced by just 17 organisations by David Hutchison

Half of the total carbon footprint reported by the subsidised arts sector was produced by only 17 organisations, including the National Theatre

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Monday, November 9, 2015

Darren Henley: ‘Any cut in funding worries me’ by David Hutchison

“I thought you might ask that!” Arts Council England’s chief executive is waving a piece of paper at me, sheepish yet triumphant.

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Rosanna Vize: ‘Making things and creating doesn’t feel like a day job’ by David Hutchison

A mere two years after completing her design training, Rosanna Vize can already count Kneehigh, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Hangmen designer

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Plymouth Barbican given £80k by local council to create rehearsal space by David Hutchison

Plymouth’s Barbican Theatre has been awarded £80,000 by the local council to transform a disused building into a new rehearsal space. The

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Reading’s Hexagon arts centre ‘needs to be replaced with £25m theatre’ by David Hutchison

Reading’s Hexagon arts centre is “fundamentally limited” and is likely to be replaced by a new £25 million theatre, according to proposals

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Calais migrant theatre launches £20,000 fundraising campaign by David Hutchison

A theatre set up in the Calais migrant camp has launched a campaign to raise £20,000 in order to ensure it can

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Brighton Fringe First Bursary Scheme launches by David Hutchison

A new bursary has been launched to encourage theatremakers and artists to make their first appearances at the Brighton Fringe. Five recipients

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Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Arts Foundation launches £10k children’s theatre award by David Hutchison

A new £10,000 award has been launched in order to recognise talent in the children’s theatre sector. Four nominees have been announced

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Denise Gough: ‘Let female characters be flawed too’ by David Hutchison

Denise Gough has criticised calls within the industry for more ‘strong women’ on stage, claiming the term is “awful” and restrictive. The

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Jonty Claypole appointed chair of Home in Manchester by David Hutchison

BBC head of arts Jonty Claypole has been appointed as the new chair of Home in Manchester. Jim Forrester, the current chair,

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Laura Pitt-Pulford and Cat Simmons to both play Nancy in Curve’s Oliver! by David Hutchison

Laura Pitt-Pulford and Cat Simmons are to share the role of Nancy in Curve’s production of Oliver!. Peter Polycarpou will also star

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Wellingborough Castle’s £12m revamp plan includes 200-seat studio by David Hutchison

A new 200-seat studio space could be built at the Castle in Wellingborough, after the venue published proposals for a £12 million

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Cameron Mackintosh hires Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Bert Fink for MTI by David Hutchison

Licensing giant Music Theatre International has hired Bert Fink in the new position of chief creative officer of MTI Europe. Bert Fink

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Kirsty Wark announced as host for BBC’s live theatre broadcast by David Hutchison

Broadcaster and writer Kirsty Wark has been announced as the host of Live from Television Centre, which she said will be “Later…with

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Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Philip Pullman calls for compulsory theatre trips in schools by David Hutchison

His Dark Materials novelist Phillip Pullman has urged the government to make theatre trips a compulsory part of the school curriculum. The

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Rachael Thomas appointed executive director of Derby Theatre by David Hutchison

Derby Theatre has appointed Rachael Thomas to the new position of executive director. The role will see her manage the venue’s finance

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Matthew Dunster appointed associate director at Shakespeare’s Globe by David Hutchison

Shakespeare’s Globe has appointed Hangmen director Matthew Dunster as an associate director. His position commences today, November 2, on the same day

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Thursday, October 29, 2015

George Osborne is “a big supporter of the arts”, insists culture secretary by David Hutchison

Culture secretary John Whittingdale has moved to allay fears of impending cuts to the arts in the November spending review. He said

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Motown the Musical to hold open auditions for two more roles by David Hutchison

Motown the Musical is to hold open auditions for two starring roles in its West End cast. The upcoming production – which

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Training course for learning-disabled actors launched in Wales by David Hutchison

Theatre company Hijinx has launched a new performance training course for learning-disabled actors in west Wales. Eight students have already been enrolled

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Budget airline ticketing model boosts box office at Windsor venue by David Hutchison

A new fully automated ticketing system tested at the Firestation Centre for Arts and Culture in Windsor has been hailed as a

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Steven Berkoff and Meera Syal signed up for worldwide Shakespeare 400th anniversary festival by David Hutchison

Steven Berkoff, Meera Syal and Graeae Theatre Company are among those taking part in a major worldwide festival in 2016, marking the

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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Sheffield Theatres names Bob Kerslake as new chair by David Hutchison

Sheffield Theatres has appointed Bob Kerslake as the new chair of its board. Kerslake – the chair of King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation

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Thelma Holt joins theatre company Revolve as patron by David Hutchison

Theatre producer Thelma Holt has joined Judi Dench as a patron of the fledgling Revolve Theatre Company. Revolve, which is headed up

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child extends to 2017 after tickets sell out by David Hutchison

Tickets for the first four months of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child have almost completely sold out before going on general

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Grange Park Opera lease to end in 2016 after dispute with landlords by David Hutchison

Grange Park Opera is to leave its Hampshire home of 17 years after a dispute with its landlords, who have set up

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Mark Rylance among new research fellows at Shakespeare’s Globe by David Hutchison

Mark Rylance has been appointed as one of seven new senior research fellows at Shakespeare’s Globe. Rylance was the first artistic director

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