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Tuesday, August 15, 2017

Andrew Scott Hamlet to be broadcast on BBC2 by Tim Bano

BBC2 will broadcast Robert Icke’s production of Hamlet, which is currently playing at the Harold Pinter Theatre in the West End. The

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The Majority review at National Theatre, London – ‘fun, but frustrating’ by Tim Bano

95% liberal, 92% white, 52% female, 92% remain. That is the – perhaps unsurprising – make up of the National Theatre audience

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Monday, August 14, 2017

Oberon Books publishes first musical score by Tim Bano

Theatre publisher Oberon Books has published its first musical score in the company’s 32-year history. A 153-page songbook of Seiriol Davies’ musical

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Anthony Horowitz: ‘Theatres should stop giving critics free tickets’ by Tim Bano

Writer Anthony Horowitz has suggested that theatre critics should not be given free tickets to review shows. As reported in the Times,

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The Reluctant Fundamentalist review at the Yard Theatre, London – ‘raw and devastating’ by Tim Bano

On an empty, in-the-round stage, a Pakistani man called Changez tells us his life story: raised in Lahore, he won a scholarship

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Friday, August 11, 2017

Pleasance gala to campaign for better accessibility at the fringe by Tim Bano

Pleasance will host its first accessibility gala at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe to raise awareness of the lack of disabled access

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Six shows given Fringe Firsts as Edinburgh awards get underway by Tim Bano

Shows about racism, radicalisation, poverty and Morrissey are among the winners of the Scotsman’s Fringe First awards at this year’s Edinburgh Festival

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Full casting announced for revival of People, Places and Things by Tim Bano

Full casting has been announced for the upcoming tour of Duncan Macmillan’s People, Places and Things. Michael Balogun, Trevor Fox, Susan Lawson-Reynolds,

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Plans for £75m creative arts building at Leeds Beckett University given green light by Tim Bano

Leeds City Council has approved plans for a new £75 million creative arts building at Leeds Beckett University. The 14,500 sq metre

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Thursday, August 10, 2017

Casting announced for upcoming tour of Pinter’s The Caretaker by Tim Bano

Patrice Naiambana, David Judge and Jonathan Livingstone will star in the upcoming tour of Harold Pinter’s play The Caretaker. Naiambana will play

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Lifeboat to be named after ‘walking encyclopedia of theatre’ by Tim Bano

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution will name a boat after Enid Foster, the British Theatre Association and Garrick Club librarian who died

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Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Tours help boost Leicester Curve turnover to £11.7m by Tim Bano

Leicester’s Curve theatre has revealed an £11.7 million turnover in 2016/17, an increase of £1.5 million compared to the previous year. The

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Stage adaptation of The Exorcist to run in the West End by Tim Bano

John Pielmeier’s stage adaptation of The Exorcist will transfer to London’s Phoenix Theatre later this year. The play, based on the horror

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BBC Radio 4’s Front Row gets TV spin-off by Tim Bano

BBC Radio 4 arts programme Front Row will be broadcast weekly on television, the Corporation has announced. It will air weekly on

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Boom review at Theatre503, London – ‘imaginative comedy about the end of the world’ by Tim Bano

A big bang, a load of whimpering and the end of the world – that’s Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s play in a nutshell,

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Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Edinburgh Fringe acts to donate performances in refugee charity fundraiser by Tim Bano

Comedian Nish Kumar and poet Harry Baker are among artists donating their shows to a day-long charity event at this year’s Edinburgh

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BBC launches drive to increase opportunities for disabled actors by Tim Bano

The BBC has launched a training programme to increase the number of disabled actors working in the organisation. The scheme, entitled Class

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Monday, August 7, 2017

Drama Studio London founder sets up school in Cardiff by Tim Bano

An acting school based in Cardiff has been set up by Drama Studio London founder Peter Layton. Cardiff School of Acting will

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Writer Jackie Hagan: ‘I started performing poetry because I’m a human who likes attention’ by Tim Bano

Following up on her success as a performance poet and comedian, Jackie Hagan has now turned to playwriting. Her debut play, Cosmic

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Woke review at Gilded Balloon, Edinburgh – ‘powerful monologue’ by Tim Bano

It’s the word of the moment, woke. Do you care about social justice? About civil rights? You’re woke. Even more so if

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Joe Orton’s Loot to be performed uncensored for first time by Tim Bano

The full, uncensored script of Joe Orton’s play Loot will be performed for the first time later this year. The play was

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Thursday, August 3, 2017

Evita at Phoenix Theatre, London – ‘cold, uninspired revival’ by Tim Bano

Is this really what the West End needs? Another uninspired production of another Andrew Lloyd Webber musical? Another all-white cast, another all-male

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New West End cast announced for The Phantom of the Opera by Tim Bano

Ben Lewis is to take over the title role in Andrew Lloyd Webber musical The Phantom of the Opera in the West

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Wednesday, August 2, 2017

Festival launched to encourage older audiences by Tim Bano

A new arts festival aimed at older people has been set up in England to promote creativity in later life. The festival,

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Milton Keynes’ Stantonbury Theatre appoints new artistic director by Tim Bano

The Stantonbury Theatre in Milton Keynes has relaunched with Lucy Cuthbertson as its new artistic director. The 256-seat theatre, which programmes a

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Samantha Bond to star in UK premiere of Florian Zeller’s The Lie by Tim Bano

Samantha Bond will star in the English language premiere of Florian Zeller’s The Lie at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Bond will play

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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Arts Council and Emma Rice address controversy over Wise Children funding by Tim Bano

Emma Rice and Arts Council England have “emphatically rejected” claims that almost £2 million of funding for Rice’s new company Wise Children

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Monday, July 31, 2017

Lost JM Barrie farce to be published for first time by Tim Bano

An unperformed play by Peter Pan playwright JM Barrie has been discovered in an archive in Texas. The 33-page farce called The

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Casting announced for Robert Hastie’s inaugural Sheffield Theatres season by Tim Bano

Casting has been announced for three productions in Robert Hastie’s inaugural season as artistic director of Sheffield Theatres. Hastie will direct Chris

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Thursday, July 27, 2017

Playwright Sara Shaarawi: ‘If I wanted to write for an Egyptian audience, I’d move back to Egypt’ by Tim Bano

Sara Shaarawi was raised in Cairo and settled in Scotland after studying there. She tells Tim Bano about bringing Arab work to

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Monday, July 24, 2017

Sarah Punshon: ‘At Lancaster Dukes, we live on a knife-edge of survival’ by Tim Bano

In May, Sarah Punshon took over as artistic director at the Dukes in Lancaster. She tells Tim Bano about reaching out to

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