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Trevor Nunn has said Arts Council England should have its funding doubled to get theatre to the standard that it should be.
Martin Freeman and Sarah Lancashire will star in the world premiere of a new James Graham play. Labour of Love will run
A new commission from Tamasha Theatre and the return of Blak Whyte Gray by Boy Blue Entertainment have been announced as part
The Conservative Party has promised more support for regional arts if it wins the general election. In its manifesto, released on May
London's Barbican Centre has introduced a new type of programming in response to the turbulent political climate. Real Quick is an experimental
Industry body UK Theatre has launched a new campaign to make theatres safer. SaferTheatre will provide advice on issues including counterterrorism and
Grease actor Stockard Channing will star in a production of Apologia at London's Trafalgar Studios. Directed by Jamie Lloyd, Apologia will run
Bradley Walsh and Martin Kemp will star in a production of Peter Pan at London's Wembley Arena, billing itself as the World's
An NHS organisation has released a cultural manifesto that pledges to prescribe dance and music to alleviate loneliness and poverty. Halton Clinical
Asian theatremakers have warned that a "severe lack of representation" on stage is resulting in Asian audiences abandoning the arts. The warning
The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama has been ranked the number one UK university for studying drama and dance for
London dance organisation the Place has announced Clare Connor as its new chief executive. She takes over from Kenneth Tharp, who stepped
Plans have been submitted for a new £75 million creative arts building in Leeds. Leeds Beckett University has proposed a 10-storey arts
English Touring Theatre has announced Sophie Watson as its new executive producer. Watson will take up the role in July, after she
The Regional Theatre Young Directors Scheme has launched two new projects this year, including a craft and career development programme of workshops
Winners of theatrical charity Acting for Others' Presidential Awards include Christopher Biggins and George Layton. The awards celebrate fundraisers who have helped
Opera and theatre fans can bid to have Shakespeare's Othello or Verdi's opera Otello performed in their living room. Pop-up company Kent
A charitable foundation has set up the first ever hardship fund for directors who need urgent financial support. The Directors Charitable Foundation
Barbara Windsor, actor Janie Dee and choreographer Arlene Phillips will judge this year's charity West End bake-off competition. The Stage is participating
A new online service has launched in a bid to promote all theatre performances that are accessible to blind and partially sighted
Plays Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has confirmed dates for its Broadway run, which will begin in spring 2018. It opens
An investigation into how arts education can be protected "before it's too late" has been launched by the leader of one of
An unassuming, white, dome-shaped tent is pitched next to a former railway warehouse on the outskirts of Paris. Step inside and the
Theatres around the UK took a record £1.12 billion at the box office in 2016, despite severe local authority funding cuts. Industry
Theatre is failing the Netflix and YouTube generations, according to leading playwrights. During a panel discussion at the London book launch of
