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Thursday, June 8, 2017

WNO’s virtual reality opera to bring Magic Flute to shipping container by Georgia Snow

A virtual reality opera experience, billed as the first of its kind, is set to re-imagine scenes from classic shows in a

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Tom Stoppard appointed visiting professor at Oxford University by Georgia Snow

Playwright Tom Stoppard has been appointed the next Cameron Mackintosh visiting professor of contemporary theatre at the University of Oxford. The post,

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Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Royal Exchange theatre staff donate tickets to Manchester terror attack heroes by Georgia Snow

Front-of-house staff at the Royal Exchange in Manchester are donating their own tickets to emergency service workers following last month’s attack at

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National Theatre Wales and The Miser lead stage management awards by Georgia Snow

Stage managers working on West End play The Miser and National Theatre Wales’ Roald Dahl celebration are among the winners of the

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Hytner: Labour’s creative education pledge could ‘reverse one of biggest policy disasters’ by Georgia Snow

Former National Theatre director Nicholas Hytner has claimed Labour’s pledge to put creativity back at the heart of the curriculum would “reverse

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Chris Goode to adapt punk film Jubilee for the stage by Georgia Snow

Chris Goode is to adapt Derek Jarman’s cult film Jubilee for the stage at the Royal Exchange in Manchester. The production will

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Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Ethical ticketing scheme raises £2.5k in five days by Georgia Snow

A ticket scheme set up to challenge arts sponsorship by oil companies has raised more than £2,500 in just five days, with

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Paapa Essiedu wins 2016 Ian Charleson award by Georgia Snow

Paapa Essiedu has won the 2016 Ian Charleson award for his performances in Hamlet and King Lear at the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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Thursday, June 1, 2017

How to Win Against History to return for 2017 fringe by Georgia Snow

Edinburgh Fringe hit How to Win Against History will return to the festival this year, in addition to a tour. The musical,

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West Kowloon: Hong Kong’s ambitious culture hub takes shape by Georgia Snow

Across the harbour from Hong Kong’s main island is a part of the city known as the ‘dark side’ because of its

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Mamma Mia! The Party musical spin-off to take a chance on Waterloo by Georgia Snow

Plans are underway to build a temporary venue in Waterloo that will host a new Mamma Mia! spin-off show. Abba songwriter Bjorn

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Donmar Warehouse production to explore motherhood in theatre by Georgia Snow

London’s Donmar Warehouse is to stage a series of workshop performances in collaboration with Parents in Performing Arts, based on the experience

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Equity and SDUK bury the hatchet to unite on directors’ pay by Georgia Snow

Stage Directors UK and Equity are to join forces for the first time to fight for better directors’ pay. The landmark partnership

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Lyn Gardner joins The Stage as associate editor by Georgia Snow

Journalist and theatre critic Lyn Gardner is to join The Stage as associate editor. Gardner’s regular theatre blog, which was cancelled by

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Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Mercury Colchester to establish creche for auditionees by Georgia Snow

The Mercury Theatre in Colchester is to offer a creche during its forthcoming auditions for the first time, in a bid to

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Audible reveals multimillion-pound fund for emerging playwrights by Georgia Snow

Audiobook giant Audible has launched a $5 million (£3.9 million) drive to commission and produce new audio plays by emerging writers. Playwright

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Sam Bailey and Elaine C Smith join Fat Friends musical by Georgia Snow

Sam Bailey and Elaine C Smith have joined the cast of Kay Mellor’s Fat Friends – The Musical. Bailey, who won The

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Ellen McDougall unveils inaugural season at the Gate by Georgia Snow

Plays hailing from Portugal, France, the US and Germany, and a collaboration with English National Opera make up Ellen McDougall’s first season as

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Bolton Octagon launches new vision for £10m revamp by Georgia Snow

Bolton Octagon has unveiled the latest plans for its £10 million redevelopment to make the building more accessible for audiences and artists.

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Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Andrew Garfield backs “ethical” alternative to RSC’s £5 tickets sponsored by BP by Georgia Snow

Actors including Andrew Garfield, Emma Thompson and Mark Rylance are among more than 30 theatre figures backing a ticket scheme set up

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Theatres across UK step up security in wake of Manchester bombing by Georgia Snow

Theatres around the UK have ramped up security in the face of heightened threat levels, with venues enforcing stricter bag checks and

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Friday, May 26, 2017

The Girls to close in the West End July by Georgia Snow

West End musical The Girls is to end its run at the Phoenix Theatre in July, after five months. Following its London

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Radio 4 launches live ‘virtual-reality’ theatre show by Georgia Snow

  The BBC is launching a new live theatre programme for Radio 4. Described as “virtual reality for radio”, Theatre on 4

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DA Nixon wins first ever Writers in Theatre Award by Georgia Snow

Playwright DA Nixon has won Out of Joint’s inaugural playwriting award. The Writers in Theatre Award was set up earlier this year

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Thursday, May 25, 2017

Hamilton to hold open auditions for West End company by Georgia Snow

Hamilton is to hold open auditions for male company members, ahead of the musical’s West End premiere in November. Producers are advertising

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Ken Dodd named patron of £19m Shakespeare North Playhouse by Georgia Snow

Ken Dodd has been appointed patron of the £19 million Shakespeare North Playhouse in Merseyside. Dodd, a Liverpool native, made his Shakespearean

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Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Free theatre ticket shows announced for Kids Week 2017 by Georgia Snow

West End shows including 42nd Street, An American in Paris, School of Rock and The Wind in the Willows are among shows

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Critical terror threat level: what does it mean for theatres? by Georgia Snow

Theatres are being advised to ensure their staff and buildings are prepared to deal with an attack, following the bombing in Manchester

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Birmingham Repertory Theatre announces 2017 autumn/winter season by Georgia Snow

Birmingham Repertory Theatre has announced its autumn and winter season, which includes new work by Douglas Maxwell and a revival of Tom

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On the Town delays press night by Georgia Snow

The press night for On the Town at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has been postponed due to “the incapacity of one

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Tuesday, May 23, 2017

Josh Roche wins 2017 James Menzies-Kitchin Young Director award by Georgia Snow

Josh Roche has won the 2017 James Menzies-Kitchin Young Director award. He wins a prize of £25,000 and will direct a production

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