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Planning permission has been granted for a 1,200-seat theatre in the centre of Tunbridge Wells. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council's planning committee unanimously
The future of Lowestoft's Marina Theatre has been secured after the local council had a £200,000 loan approved to purchase the neighbouring
Dancers in Central School of Ballet's graduate company have been left "absolutely devastated" after a van containing more than 100 handmade costumes
Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp has been named director of the Africa Centre in London. In his first few months in the role, Tharp
A website to provide mental health support for actors is being launched by a performer who believes the issue has been "grossly
English National Opera has changed its food and drink policy following accusations of "elitism" against musical theatre audiences. An article published by
Suranne Jones has said "deeply affecting" themes in Frozen at Theatre Royal Haymarket contributed to an illness that forced her to withdraw
Josie Dale-Jones founded ThisEgg when she was in sixth form, and has stuck with the theatre company ever since. She tells Giverny
Theatre journalist Lyn Gardner is having her reviews and features coverage completely cut from the Guardian after 23 years. Industry leaders, including
This week’s production news includes the 40th anniversary programme for Dance Umbrella Festival, while EastEnders actor David Witts has been cast as
Theatres around the UK face a total bill of £1 billion " more than five times the cost initially feared " if
English National Opera is banning musical theatre audiences from bringing food and drink into the London Coliseum because patrons have been "picnicking"
What is the issue? The European Union is currently considering new regulations on the sale of lighting fixtures that would come into
Nuffield Southampton Theatres is launching a writer's group to develop local talent and create original work for its new studio space. NST
Fiona Shaw is to an host an all-female concert marking the inaugural event of an organisation set up to support women and
Theatremakers including Yellow Earth artistic director Kumiko Mendl and actor Lucy Sheen have slammed "harmful stereotyping" of British East Asian actors in
East Asian men are "dehumanised, desexualised and made to look ugly" when they are represented in Western culture, actor Daniel York Loh
Nominations for the Tony Awards 2018 were announced live from the New York Public Library on May 1. Here is a breakdown
The Portuguese artist Xavier de Sousa's latest work Post explores borders and nationalism in the UK after Brexit. He tells Giverny Masso
Best play The Children by Lucy Kirkwood Farinelli and The King by Claire van Kampen Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts
New work by Vivienne Franzmann and Atiha Sen Gupta will feature in a series of plays exploring power by female playwrights from
Financial problems have forced Darlington's Majestic Theatre to close, with the former owner leaving about £16,000 owed to theatre companies. The 400-seat
The Mercury Theatre in Colchester has teamed up with publishing house Josef Weinberger to relaunch a playwriting prize aimed at uncovering productions
As well as performing West End musicals, Daniel Bailey runs an arts activism website. He tells Giverny Masso about his latest role
Plays Dawn French will make her pantomime debut in Snow White at the London Palladium this year. French will play the Wicked
