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The Young Vic has responded at length to allegations about its artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah, which relate to the authorship row that
Costume departments working on some of theatre's biggest shows are bracing themselves for a no-deal Brexit, warning there could be significant disruption
Bristol Old Vic's talent development programme has launched a new strand of in-kind support for artists and companies in the South West.
Complicité, Akram Khan Company, Theatr Clwyd and the Roundhouse are among 200 further arts organisations that have declared a climate emergency and
Fairfield Halls' new boss has said he wants the relaunched venue to become Croydon's answer to the Southbank Centre, as it prepares
London's Old Vic will be able to stage studio productions for the first time as further details of a £12 million plan
The Queen's Theatre in the West End will be renamed after Stephen Sondheim when it reopens after a refurbishment later this year.
Theatre employers are being urged to ditch unpaid internships and expand the places where jobs are posted in order to tackle the
Legal proceedings against secondary ticketing site Viagogo have been ramped up, with the Competition and Markets Authority seeking to have it found
Guildhall School of Music and Drama, the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and East 15 Acting School are among the institutions whose acting
A foundation set up in the name of choreographer Gillian Lynne to support young performers has revealed its first grant recipient. It
The planned Shakespeare North Playhouse will receive a further £4 million of local government funding to support an increase in expected construction
Employment in the creative industries is growing at twice the national rate, and now accounts for more than 6% of all jobs
Wilton's Music Hall is to stage a new version of A Christmas Carol this year with a female Scrooge. Written by Piers
The Old Vic has revealed the first details of a £11.5 million plan to create an on-site education and community hub at
A man who admitted to stealing a theatre company's van containing all the sets and costumes for a children's touring production has
Wilton's Music Hall has begun a fundraising campaign to enhance its acoustics for theatre and spoken word. Wilton's, which at more than
Schools, universities and drama colleges will now be able to stage the West End play Emilia, after the performance rights were made
Education secretary Damian Hinds has denied that creative arts are being forced out of schools, claiming culture is being delivered "at large
A £90 million council scheme for a new theatre and office complex in Tunbridge Wells has been put on hold after facing
Tom Stoppard has announced he will premiere a new play in the West End next year, directed by Patrick Marber. Leopoldstadt, which
Leading venues including the Royal Opera House, English National Opera and the Southbank Centre are among more than 60 music organisations publicly
Showmen working in British circuses are exploring a bid to be formally recognised as a cultural minority, in order to preserve their
Sandi Toksvig has been named president of the Writers' Guild of Great Britain. The comedian, writer and television presenter was announced as
A new tour of the original production of The Phantom of the Opera has been announced, beginning in Leicester next year. The
