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Low pay, diminishing arts education, skills shortages and regional equality are among the most acute challenges threatening the future success of the
An initiative dedicated to improving the diversity of arts organisations' boards has been launched, with plans to create a bank of diverse
West End musical Come from Away has launched its own podcast, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the inspiration and the making of
Industry leaders including National Theatre bosses Rufus Norris and Lisa Burger and Bristol Old Vic's artistic director Tom Morris are calling on
Chris Thorpe is the first recipient of London's Royal Court and Oberon Books' Climate Commission, which will fund him to write a
A musical based on the film Sleepless in Seattle is to open in London next year. Starring Michael D Xavier and Kimberley
Secondary ticketing site Viagogo has bought rival platform StubHub from eBay in a $4 billion (£3.1 billion) deal. Viagogo said the purchase
Prince Andrew has left his role as patron of English National Ballet with immediate effect, the company has confirmed. The ballet company
A new awards scheme to celebrate the arts in Wales has been launched by Creative and Cultural Skills. Categories will include awards
Waitress the Musical's West End run will come to an end in July next year, producers have confirmed. The show had been
Theatres including the Donmar Warehouse, the Royal Court and the Almeida are among organisations calling for all children to be entitled to
Lydia Wilson, Louise Brealey, Matthew Kelly and Sule Rimi are among the actors nominated for the 2020 BBC Audio Drama Awards. Kelly
The Orange Tree Theatre has announced its 2020 season, including plays by Lucy Prebble, Bryony Lavery and Martin Crimp. The Richmond venue's
Further allegations of discrimination at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland have surfaced, amid claims that the college routinely failed to address students'
A workshop performance of a new musical based on the television series Footballers' Wives is being staged this week, from the team
Last week it was announced that Dominic Cooke is bringing Sondheim's musical Follies " which he directed at the National Theatre in
Theatres are finding it harder than ever to make shows specifically for their own audiences as co-productions become increasingly necessary for venues'
Theatre still suffers from the "ludicrous" misconception that women can only write domestic plays, leading figures have warned. Directors and writers involved
Dominic Cooke, who directed the National Theatre's Olivier award-winning production of Follies, is to adapt the Stephen Sondheim musical for the screen,
Underbelly and New Diorama's Untapped Award, which supports ensemble work at the Edinburgh Fringe, has announced a new partnership with publishers Oberon
The Roundhouse in north London has unveiled plans to bolster its theatre output, which will see it introduce curated seasons of work
Producer Bill Kenwright is offering people affected by the flooding in South Yorkshire free tickets to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Gareth Nicholls and Debbie Hannan have been appointed co-artistic directors of the Traverse Theatre Company, as part of a leadership restructure at
Robert Icke's productions of Oresteia and Hamlet are being revived in New York next year, starring Lia Williams and Alex Lawther respectively.
Zadie Smith is to write a new play for Kiln Theatre as part of Brent's year as London Borough of Culture in
