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Friday, April 21, 2017

Harry Potter star to judge £1k Adam Morley playwright bursary by Georgia Snow

James Phelps, known for his role as Fred Weasley in the Harry Potter film franchise, writer and broadcaster Yasmeen Khan and The

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Thursday, April 20, 2017

The Toxic Avenger to transfer to the Arts Theatre by Georgia Snow

Musical The Toxic Avenger is to return to London with a run at the Arts Theatre in London. The show had its

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Geoffrey Brown takes over OffWestEnd.com and the Offies by Georgia Snow

Geoffrey Brown is to take over the running of independent theatres website OffWestEnd.com, which also runs the Off West End Awards. He

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Nicholas Woodeson to replace Tim Pigott-Smith in Death of a Salesman tour by Georgia Snow

The Royal and Derngate’s production of Death of a Salesman, which was postponed following the death of Tim Pigott-Smith, will continue. Nicholas

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Rab C Nesbitt actor Sean Scanlan dies aged 68 by Georgia Snow

Sean Scanlan has died aged 68. The Scottish actor, known for his work on both stage and screen, died from cancer, it

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National Theatre’s six-figure bid to create ‘UK’s Hamilton’ by Georgia Snow

National Theatre artistic director Rufus Norris has unveiled a major drive to develop new British musicals. The NT has formed a group

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Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Emma Rice: Shakespeare’s Globe board “did not respect me” by Georgia Snow

Outgoing Shakespeare’s Globe artistic director Emma Rice has hit out at her treatment by the theatre’s board, in her first public statement

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Hytner and Starr’s Bridge Theatre to launch first season with new Richard Bean play by Georgia Snow

Bridge Theatre opens in October New work from Richard Bean, Lucy Prebble and Sam Holcroft Ben Whishaw to star in Julius Caesar

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Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Director Michael Bogdanov dies aged 78 by Georgia Snow

The director Michael Bogdanov has died aged 78. The Welsh theatre, film and opera director died on April 16, his publicist confirmed.

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Bertie Carvel and Richard Coyle join Almeida’s Ink by Georgia Snow

Bertie Carvel and Richard Coyle are to join the cast of James Graham’s Ink at the Almeida Theatre in London. The new

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Shout! The Musical cancelled after two performances by Georgia Snow

The touring production of Shout! The Musical has been cancelled two days into its run, with producers blaming a lack of investment

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Thursday, April 13, 2017

American Psycho musical in talks to return to London by Georgia Snow

Composer Duncan Sheik has revealed that he is in talks to bring his musical adaptation of American Psycho back to London. Sheik,

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Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Scarborough Futurist Theatre campaigners begin legal battle by Georgia Snow

Campaigners fighting to save Scarborough’s Futurist Theatre have issued legal proceedings seeking a judicial review of the council’s decision to demolish the

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The Play That Goes Wrong announces new West End cast by Georgia Snow

The Play That Goes Wrong has announced a new West End cast. Jack Baldwin, Leonard Cook, Katy Daghorn and George Haynes take

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Oliviers 2017: TV audience hits a million viewers by Georgia Snow

ITV’s broadcast of the Olivier Awards attracted an average of one million viewers this year after it moved to a prime-time television

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Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Cardiff pub theatre founder Kate Wasserberg appointed Out of Joint co-artistic director by Georgia Snow

Kate Wasserberg has been appointed co-artistic director of Out of Joint, working alongside the company’s founder Max Stafford-Clark. Wasserberg founded Cardiff pub

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Jacksons Lane announces plan to merge with Highgate Library by Georgia Snow

North London arts venue Jacksons Lane has announced plans to merge with its local library to create a community and culture hub.

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Matilda the Musical to tour the UK in 2018 by Georgia Snow

Matilda the Musical has confirmed it will tour the UK and Ireland from March 2018. The musical, which has been running in

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Monday, April 10, 2017

Oliviers 2017: Matthew Bourne – ‘Arts will work together regardless of Brexit’ by Georgia Snow

Matthew Bourne has expressed concern about the impact Brexit will have on the dance sector, but said the industry would be resolute

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Oliviers 2017: Audience diversity ‘theatre’s biggest challenge’, claims Yerma director Simon Stone by Georgia Snow

Audience diversity is the biggest challenge facing theatre today, Yerma director Simon Stone has claimed. Stone collected an Olivier award for best

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Oliviers 2017: Harry Potter playwright Jack Thorne – ‘Theatre must attract PlayStation generation’ by Georgia Snow

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child writer Jack Thorne has said he hopes the play acts as a “gateway drug” to get

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Friday, April 7, 2017

Actor Tim Pigott-Smith dies aged 70 by Georgia Snow

Tim Pigott-Smith has died at the age of 70, his agent has confirmed. The actor was due to appear in a production

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Kevin McNally to star in King Lear at the Globe by Georgia Snow

Kevin McNally has been cast as King Lear in a new production of the play at Shakespeare’s Globe. The production will be

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Biggest theatre companies forced to disclose gender pay gap by Georgia Snow

Organisations including the National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal Opera House are among the companies who will be forced

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Motown audience asked to ‘moderate enthusiasm’ during musical numbers by Georgia Snow

Ushers may ask audience members attending West End musical Motown to “moderate” their behaviour if they are singing along and dancing too

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New open-air theatre planned for Crystal Palace Park in London by Georgia Snow

An open-air theatre is being planned for Crystal Palace Park in south London. Initial plans include creating a 500-capacity outdoor venue on

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Thursday, April 6, 2017

Opera North’s Kiss Me, Kate to open at London Coliseum by Georgia Snow

Opera North’s production of Kiss Me, Kate is to transfer to London for a run at the Coliseum. The show will also

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Former bus depot to be reborn as ‘Almeida of west London’ by Georgia Snow

A new theatre bidding to be “the Almeida of west London” is to open in a converted bus depot later this year.

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ENO ‘would not survive’ without musicals, claims Michael Linnit by Georgia Snow

Producer Michael Linnit has claimed English National Opera “would not survive” if it did not programme commercial musicals in-between its opera productions.

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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

‘Treat classic musicals more like opera’ – Michael Grade by Georgia Snow

Classic musicals should be revived and restaged as operas are, 42nd Street producer Michael Grade has claimed. Grade, speaking at the show’s

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Dates confirmed for Cilla Black musical open auditions by Georgia Snow

Further details have been released about the open auditions for Cilla – The Musical, based on the life of Cilla Black. The

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