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Arts Council England and the Heritage Lottery Fund have revealed plans for a new £15 million fund to embed culture into communities
When Murray started finding less work as an actor, he decided to begin creating his own. He tallks to Georgia Snow as
The Other Room theatre in Cardiff has announced its autumn/winter season, which incudes a new production of David Harrower's Blackbird. Theatre company
After starting his career in acting, Kempton trained in circus, going on to perform worldwide with companies such as Cirque du Soleil.
Reading Borough Council has begun the search for a partner to create a major new theatre for the town. The council has
Acting agency Winterson’s has pledged to improve gender equality on its books, as part of a new initiative to champion female talent
Madani Younis has complained that white arts leaders are given more credit in the media for speaking out about diversity than people
Mark Rylance is among more than 200 cultural and scientific figures condemning the renewal of BP sponsorship deals with arts organisations including
The National Theatre and the BBC are collaborating on an immersive, 3D experience, which ties in with the NT’s current production of
Historic theatres with suspended fibrous plaster ceilings must have had them inspected by the end of this month or face a clamp
An investigation into how London's arts and culture could regenerate areas across the city has been launched. Arts organisations are being asked
The playwright tells Georgia Snow about her one-woman show Fabric, which tackles the issue of gender inequality in today's society. Why have
Neal Foster has run the Birmingham Stage Company since 1992, originally staging work for adults and children. Georgia Snow finds out how
Matthew Kelly is to star in Pride and Prejudice at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Kelly will play Mr Bennett in the
Performers are being called on to contribute evidence to a new House of Lords committee investigating the impact of the 2003 Licensing
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance is to launch a musical theatre foundation course that it hopes will provide a “first
Plays The Play That Goes Wrong has announced a major tour for 2017, visiting locations across the UK. The comedy, currently running
Sonia Friedman has claimed her production company is safe following the high-profile leadership changes to parent company Ambassador Theatre Group. In an
The number of children taking part in theatre and dance activities is continuing to fall, new government figures have found. The Department
Gemma Sutton and Sam Lips have been cast in the lead roles in the forthcoming Strictly Ballroom musical. The stage adaptation of
Theatre company Slung Low is creating a free hostel for artists at its base in Leeds. Slung Low’s home, the Hub, already
Edinburgh International Festival is offering refunds for a show that has yet to open, after admitting it had not realised the explicit
The Royal Opera House and the Royal Shakespeare Company have renewed their controversial sponsorship deals with BP, prompting criticism from environmental campaigners.
Joanna Lumley is to host a special gala in memory of National Youth Ballet founder Jill Tookey. Tookey, who founded the National
The producers of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child are to release 250,000 new tickets for performances from May next year. The
