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Actors are appealing for more stage and screen make-up to be suitable for vegan and vegetarian performers, after concerns were raised about
A review into race equality practices at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama has found that only half of students,
A careers advice programme for the creative industries has been launched by a group of industry organisations, aimed at informing two million
Choreographer Wayne McGregor has been appointed vice president of Elmhurst Ballet School, cementing a relationship with the college that will see his
Hattie Morahan and Jemima Rooper have been cast in Tennessee Williams' Orpheus Descending, directed by Tamara Harvey. Full casting has been announced
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society is teaming up with crowdfunding platform Kickstarter to support theatremakers bringing shows to the fringe. Kickstarter is
Andrew Scott will star in Noel Coward's Present Laughter at the Old Vic, it has been announced. Scott will lead a cast
The misuse of non-disclosure agreements to prevent conversations about sexual harassment should be made an area of special focus by unions in
Everybody's Talking About Jamie has extended its run in the West End until 2020. The musical opened at the Apollo Theatre in
Jane Fallowfield has been appointed literary manager of the Royal Court. She replaces Chris Campbell, who stepped down after eight years to
Creative arts degrees cost the taxpayer 30% more than engineering degrees and are among the most expensive for the public purse, a
Members of the House of Lords have expressed concern over the rising cost of West End theatre tickets and called on the
Mischief Theatre is collaborating with magicians Penn and Teller on a new show for its West End residency at the Vaudeville Theatre.
Shakespeare's Globe has digitised its archive for the first time, including rarely seen items such as annotated scripts and show reports from
Patti LuPone has claimed that the hierarchy within musical theatre productions can make them "very tough" environments to work in. LuPone, who
Actor Adrian Scarborough has said that London-based actors should commit to more work away from the capital to help support regional theatre.
Lesley Joseph is to join the new cast of Calendar Girls the Musical, which is touring the UK. She will play the
Selladoor Worldwide is taking over the operation of the former Broadway Theatre in Peterborough, and will relaunch the venue a year after
Jason Manford has been announced as the host of this year's Olivier Awards, which take place next month at the Royal Albert
Catherine Zeta-Jones has established a new scholarship at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama to support young talent from Wales
Aidan Turner, Sophie Okonedo, Carrie Hope Fletcher and Jamael Westman are among the winners of this year's WhatsOnStage Awards, presented in London
Further productions of To Kill a Mockingbird have reportedly been shut down after legal threats by producer Scott Rudin over the rights
An acting agency that forms part of the Pauline Quirke Academy has closed with immediate effect, as the organisation undergoes a refocus.
Sheridan Smith will play the narrator in the forthcoming West End revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, it has been
An immersive theatre company is launching in London this month with a production that uses online data about its audience to personalise
