John Lahr wins eighth Sheridan Morley Prize
John Lahr has won the eighth annual Sheridan Morley Prize for Theatre Biography for his book Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the
John Lahr has won the eighth annual Sheridan Morley Prize for Theatre Biography for his book Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the
Television production companies and broadcasters are set to benefit from a lower tax relief threshold for high-end drama, thanks to plans set
Judi Dench, Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley were among figures from the theatre and film industries to attend a memorial service for
The arts in England are on the cusp of "serious and irreversible damage" caused by cuts to funding, the findings of the
Ticketing platform Lastminute.com is upgrading its theatre and entertainment platform as part of a multi-year partnership with software solutions provider Best Union.
PLAYS ' Father Ted actor Pauline McLynn is to star in touring production of East is East, which originally ran in London as
Duncan James has been cast in a new UK tour of Priscilla Queen of the Desert that will take place this summer.
A campaign has been launched to lobby MPs over arts funding cuts ahead of the general election. Operation Mobilise is the brainchild
The Southbank Centre was the UK's third most visited attraction in 2014, according to figures released by the Association of Leading Visitor
A contract aimed at fostering a "more serious, grown-up and ambitious relationship" between the government and the arts sector has been drawn
A four-year Europe-wide project aimed at improving international engagement with family-friendly arts events is to be launched. It is being overseen by
A new musical featuring the music of Elvis Presley is to receive its UK premiere at the Manchester Opera House later this
Theatre figures including Rupert Goold have rallied behind arts charity Ideastap, which announced its intended closure earlier this week. Ideastap, which supports
Aged 17, Eleanor Wyld pretended she lived in Brighton to get cast in a local production of Romeo and Juliet, winning herself
Five aspiring theatre technicians have secured week-long paid work placements on West End musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Shortlisted from hundreds
Alan Ayckbourn's Communicating Doors is to be revived at the Menier Chocolate Factory later this year. The production will be directed by
The government and Arts Council England have pledged to tackle the imbalance of arts funding between London and the regions in official
Ben Whishaw and Bertie Carvel will star in a new version of Euripides’ Bakkhai as part of a season of Greek tragedies
Les Enfants Terribles' production of Alice's Adventures Underground, which opens at the Vaults in Waterloo next month, has extended its run until
Former Whatsonstage chief Terri Paddock has won a claim for unfair dismissal against the theatre website's American owner following a 15-month legal
A scheme aimed at nurturing original British musical theatre has been launched, which its organisers claim will "rejuvenate the industry". Under Construction
PLAYS Alistair McDowall's Pomona, which premiered at the Orange Tree Theatre last year, will transfer to the National Theatre's Temporary Theatre in
The Mayor of London has launched a new taskforce to protect and secure live music venues in the capital after fears that
Cheek By Jowl's Measure for Measure, which runs at the Barbican next month, will be live-streamed for free on April 22. The
Alistair McDowall's Pomona, which ran at the Orange Tree Theatre last year, will transfer to the National Theatre's Temporary Theatre in September