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Wednesday, July 29, 2015

The Factory plans given go-ahead by Manchester City Council by David Hutchison

Plans for a £110-million new Manchester theatre, dubbed The Factory, have been given the green light by the local council. The venue,

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Willemijn Verkaik to perform one-off West End concert by David Hutchison

Willemijn Verkaik is to perform a one-off concert at the Ambassadors Theatre in London later this year. The musical theatre actor –

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Peter Brook returns to the Young Vic with new Mahabharata play by David Hutchison

Peter Brook is to stage a new play at the Young Vic next year based on his 1985 adaptation of Indian epic

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Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Tom Conti to direct and star in Before the Party tour by David Hutchison

Tom Conti and Gwen Taylor are to star in a touring revival of Before the Party, which Conti will also direct. The

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The Mentalists starring Stephen Merchant to close early by David Hutchison

The Mentalists is close in the West End one month earlier than planned, due to “a challenging post-summer period”. Stephen Merchant made

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Monday, July 27, 2015

Guidelines drawn up to help productions under threat from protest by David Hutchison

Guidelines aimed at empowering arts organisations staging controversial productions have been drawn up by freedom of expression campaigners. Following the closure of

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Wolverhampton Grand reveals further front of house refurb plans by David Hutchison

Wolverhampton Grand Theatre has unveiled plans to redesign its entire front of house area. The venue was already planning to refurbish the

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Clemmie Reynolds appointed artistic director of Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis by David Hutchison

The Marine Theatre in Lyme Regis has appointed Clemmie Reynolds as its new artistic director. Reynolds – currently artistic director of BurntOut

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Saturday, July 25, 2015

Naomi Kuyck-Cohen: ‘Characters are important for designers’ by David Hutchison

Fresh from her training at Wimbledon College of Arts, Naomi Kuyck-Cohen got a design job for Clout Theatre’s newest production, The Various

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Friday, July 24, 2015

Disused Darlington cinema to be turned into theatre by David Hutchison

A disused cinema in Darlington is being converted into a mid-scale, multi-purpose theatre able to host plays, comedy and live music. The

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New Diorama Theatre new season to feature three world premieres by David Hutchison

Three world premieres will feature in New Diorama Theatre’s new season, including the premiere of a new work designed for people with

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Thursday, July 23, 2015

Halifax arts centre to get £6.6m renovation by David Hutchison

A Halifax arts centre has revealed plans for a £6.6 million revamp that will see it gain an extra 108-seat theatre space.

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Top theatre companies to agree new standards for technical training by David Hutchison

High-profile theatre companies including Ambassador Theatre Group, the Really Useful Group and the National Theatre are creating a new apprenticeship qualification for

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Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Patrick Robinson and Ian Kelsey cast in new Shawshank Redemption tour by David Hutchison

Ian Kelsey and Patrick Robinson have been cast in Bill Kenwright’s new production of The Shawshank Redemption. The actors will star in

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Royal Court and Curve benefit from £500k ACE Re:Imagine India pot by David Hutchison

Theatres including the Royal Court and Leicester’s Curve have received a share of £500,000 in Arts Council England funding to collaborate with

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Sherlock writer Steven Moffat: ‘We can’t let Tories switch off BBC’ by David Hutchison

Sherlock writer Steven Moffat has launched a fiery attack on the government’s review of the BBC, claiming it is an attempt to

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Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Department for Culture warned to prepare for 40% budget cut by David Hutchison

Arts funding faces dramatic cuts after the Department for Culture, Media and Sport was told to prepare for a budget reduction of

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PM’s regional tourism plans lauded by leading theatre figures by David Hutchison

Theatre leaders have welcomed plans announced by the prime minister to drive tourists beyond London and into the regions. Last week, David

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Theatreland to be given Made in Chelsea treatment for reality TV show by David Hutchison

A new reality TV show about West End performers branded ‘Made in Chelsea meets Glee’ is being developed. The show – which

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Monday, July 20, 2015

Playwright Brian Friel to be celebrated with annual festival by David Hutchison

An annual festival celebrating playwright Brian Friel is being launched this summer in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The

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Simon Mellor appointed project director for Manchester’s the Factory by David Hutchison

Arts Council England executive director of arts and culture Simon Mellor has been named project director for Manchester’s new £78m theatre the

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Saturday, July 18, 2015

Katherine Carlton: ‘I acted next to Vanessa Redgrave a day after graduating’ by David Hutchison

Less than 24 hours after leaving drama school, Katherine Carlton began her first theatre job: acting alongside Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl

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Friday, July 17, 2015

Wicked extends contracts for West End leads by David Hutchison

Wicked leads Emma Hatton and Savannah Stevenson have both extended their run in the West End musical until next year. The actors,

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Bristol University buys Oliver Messel design archive by David Hutchison

Scrapbooks, sketches and costumes belonging to Tony award-winning stage designer Oliver Messel have been acquired by the University of Bristol. Messel was

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Thursday, July 16, 2015

Government proposals will create ‘much diminished, less popular BBC’, claims Corporation by David Hutchison

The BBC has hit back at a government review of its services, claiming it could lead to a “much diminished” offering by

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Thousands fight closure of Reading arts centre by David Hutchison

Thousands of people have signed a petition protesting against the proposed closure of an arts centre in Reading. South Street Arts Centre,

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Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Artists call on Prime Minister to protect BBC by David Hutchison

Daniel Craig, Judi Dench and Mark Rylance are among a number of high-profile arts figures calling on David Cameron to protect the

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Vivien Leigh exhibition to open in York by David Hutchison

A new exhibition about Vivien Leigh, featuring scripts, costumes and diaries that belonged to the actor, will go on display in York

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Tuesday, July 14, 2015

MIF artist Douglas Gordon vandalises Manchester’s Home in axe attack by David Hutchison

Artist and director Douglas Gordon has been ordered to pay for repairs after using an axe to attack a wall inside Manchester’s

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Leicester Curve to release 360° recording of Calamity Jane in the round by David Hutchison

Leicester’s Curve is to release a “boundary-busting” 360° recording of Nikolai Foster’s Calamity Jane, which will allow viewers to choose the angle

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Miss Saigon confirms West End closure and Broadway plans by David Hutchison

Miss Saigon is to end its new run in the West End after nearly two years. Cameron Mackintosh has confirmed the musical

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