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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Shakespeare’s Globe announces Emma Rice’s final summer season by Georgia Snow

Shakespeare’s Globe is to stage new productions of Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night in its summer season next year, which will

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National Theatre ticket sales hit seven-year high under Rufus Norris by Georgia Snow

Rufus Norris’ first year as director of the National Theatre has seen ticket sales at the South Bank venue hit a seven-year

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RSC ‘disappointed’ at loss of ‘vital force’ Emma Rice from Globe by Georgia Snow

Royal Shakespeare Company artistic director Gregory Doran has said he is “dismayed and disappointed” at the announcement of Emma Rice’s departure from

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Theresa Ikoko: ‘Putting your work out there is like sending your child to school naked’ by Georgia Snow

Theresa Ikoko’s first produced play, Girls, premiered at HighTide Festival in Suffolk before transferring to London’s Soho Theatre. She tells Georgia Snow

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Monday, October 24, 2016

Carlos Acosta announces Acosta Danza dance company by Georgia Snow

A new dance company set up by Carlos Acosta is to premiere in London next year, before touring the UK as part

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New Oxford Shakespeare to credit Christopher Marlowe as joint author by Georgia Snow

A new collection of William Shakespeare’s complete works will list Christopher Marlowe as co-author of three plays, marking the most significant acknowledgement

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Poll: Should Northern Ireland have its own drama school? by Georgia Snow

Northern Irish performers have denounced Equity’s calls for a dedicated drama school in Northern Ireland, claiming there is not enough talent to

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Friday, October 21, 2016

Production news round-up: October 12 to 18 by Georgia Snow

Plays Damian Lewis is to star in a new production of Edward Albee’s The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?. Directed by Ian

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Equity to create bespoke small-scale dance contract by Georgia Snow

Equity has revealed plans to draw up a contract especially for small-scale dance companies in a bid to improve pay and conditions

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Sophie Thompson withdraws from NT’s Peter Pan by Georgia Snow

Sophie Thompson has withdrawn from the National Theatre’s production of Peter Pan, due to a broken wrist. Thompson was due to play

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Judi Dench backs Spend a Penny campaign to get more women’s toilets in theatres by Georgia Snow

Judi Dench has pledged her support for a scheme aiming to improve ladies’ loos in theatres. Dench has supported the Theatres Trust’s

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Sophie Okonedo joins West End cast of The Goat by Georgia Snow

Sophie Okonedo is to join the previously announced Damian Lewis in a new production of Edward Albee’s The Goat, or Who is

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John Tiffany’s The Glass Menagerie to run in the West End by Georgia Snow

John Tiffany is to revive his production of The Glass Menagerie in the West End, starring Cherry Jones. The production, which premiered

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Thursday, October 20, 2016

Akram Khan: Culture must fight ‘echoes’ of history by Georgia Snow

Choreographer Akram Khan has issued a rallying call to use dance to combat a world consumed with “fear” and “separation”. Khan, who

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Salisbury Playhouse negotiates new partnerships with aim of making ‘ambitious’ ACE funding bid by Georgia Snow

Salisbury Playhouse is teaming up with two other arts organisations in the city to consider a joint bid to Arts Council England

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Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Arts Council of Wales receives 3.5% increase in funding by Georgia Snow

The Arts Council of Wales is to receive an extra 3.5% in funding in 2017/2018, the Welsh government’s draft budget has revealed.

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:20AM

Sarah Hadland and Nigel Harman to star in Birmingham Rep season by Georgia Snow

Sarah Hadland and Nigel Harman are to star in a new comedy as part of Birmingham Repertory Theatre’s spring season. The programme

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Grounded to return to the Gate Theatre by Georgia Snow

Grounded is to return to the Gate Theatre as part of artistic director Christopher Haydon’s final season at the venue. The George

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Paterson Joseph: Acting ‘has always been unfair’ by Georgia Snow

Paterson Joseph has claimed that the acting profession “has always been unfair” and has urged more action to be taken to improve

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Tuesday, October 18, 2016

Jon Morgan appointed director of Theatres Trust by Georgia Snow

Jon Morgan has been named new director of the Theatres Trust. Morgan, who is currently director of the Federation of Scottish Theatre,

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Indira Varma and Joseph Millson become patrons of the Actors Centre by Georgia Snow

Actors Indira Varma and Joseph Millson have been named patrons of the Actors Centre in London. Their appointments come as the organisation,

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Tricycle Theatre creates six new companies in outreach drive by Georgia Snow

The Tricycle Theatre is to create six community theatre companies as part of a new outreach project. Under the initiative, the north

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Monday, October 17, 2016

Workshop closures have led to loss of technical skills and talent – BECTU and SMA by Georgia Snow

Industry bodies BECTU and the Stage Management Association have joined designer Lez Brotherston in criticising a deterioration of design and technical posts

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Theatre figures condemn ‘catastrophic’ erosion of arts education by Georgia Snow

Theatre figures have condemned the “catastrophic” reduction of arts education in schools, claiming it is having serious impacts on the diversity of

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:12AM

Cathy Tyson: Arts Council is ‘as important as the NHS’ by Georgia Snow

Actor Cathy Tyson has stressed the importance of the arts to life in the UK, claiming Arts Council England should be as

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Roy Williams: Theatre must stop thinking diversity is ‘a box to tick’ by Georgia Snow

Playwright Roy Williams has claimed that theatre should stop thinking that diversity is “a nuisance, a problem or a box to tick”.

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Friday, October 14, 2016

Theatre Delicatessen to start after-school and evening class programme by Georgia Snow

London-based Theatre Delicatessen is to create a new young people’s arts programme, thanks to a £15,000 grant from Arts Council England. The

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New DfE figures show drop in students studying arts at GCSE by Georgia Snow

The number of students taking at least one arts subject at GCSE and AS Level has dropped in 2016, new figures from

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Thursday, October 13, 2016

Leicester’s only pub theatre seeks new management by Georgia Snow

Leicester’s only pub theatre is appealing for new management in order to secure its future. The 50-seat Upstairs at the Western opened

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Juliet Stevenson: Stage fright almost ended my career by Georgia Snow

Juliet Stevenson has revealed that she almost gave up on her theatre career following a bout of stage fright. The actor also

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 07:00AM

Mikah Smillie appointed artistic director of National Youth Ballet by Georgia Snow

The National Youth Ballet of Great Britain has appointed Mikah Smillie as its new artistic director, following the death of its founding

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