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Olivier award-winning production Rotterdam has announced a run at the Arts Theatre in London. The comedy, which won an Olivier for outstanding
A government review of Arts Council England has called on the body to enforce diversity in its National Portfolio Organisations. Carried out
UK Theatre and the Society of London Theatre have called on the main political parties to make manifesto commitments to investigate the
UK Theatre has released a toolkit to help theatres work with local government, amid ongoing funding cuts. The Working With Local Authorities
Plays Bertie Carvel, Pearl Chanda and Richard Coyle are to join the cast of Ink at the Almeida Theatre in London. The
The artistic director of Metta Theatre has claimed organisations have a moral duty to invest in diversity regardless of extra costs. Poppy
Former artistic director at Shakespeare's Globe Dominic Dromgoole has said it is "heart-breaking" and "wrong" that Emma Rice was prevented from fulfilling
Opera fans who dress up as woodland animals will be given free tickets to shows at the first new opera house to
Plans have been announced to transform a “long-forgotten” art deco cinema in London into a new cultural venue. The owners of east London
A production of Currents by Israeli music and dance company Mayumana has been cancelled due to poor ticket sales. It was scheduled
Plays Broadway production Oslo will premiere in Europe at the National Theatre's Lyttelton Theatre in London from September 5 to 23, with
US performer Audra McDonald has said she feels compelled to use her voice for advocacy given "the state of the world right
A new £70,000 open-air theatre and cinema with a 3,000 capacity is being built in Kent on a former coal mine. The
Equity is collecting information on equality from its members to improve understanding of its own diversity. The actors' union is asking members
Hull Truck Theatre, Derby Theatre, and Newcastle's Live Theatre have set up a regional young actors’ ensemble to give 18 to 25-year-olds
Andrew Lloyd Webber has said he does not think enough people who are successful in the theatre industry are "putting something back"
Cast members from Dreamgirls have called for colourblind casting and more black writers to improve diversity in the industry. Performers including Amber
Olivier award nominees have criticised the lack of theatre roles for older women, claiming actresses become "invisible" once they hit 40. Haydn
Olivier award winners have widely condemned "catastrophic" cuts to the arts in education. Many said they would not be here today without
Former English National Opera music director Mark Wigglesworth has spoken of his struggle to keep "the art above the politics" during his
Andrew Lloyd Webber has said the state of musicals in the West End is "not great" compared to Broadway and begged American
A theatre's policy advising parents on bringing babies to performances has sparked fierce debate, with some branding it "insane" and others arguing
Theatre company Tara Arts has announced the appointment of Laurie Miller-Zutshi as its new executive director. Miller-Zutshi, who has been creative producer
Director and producer Michael Grandage has announced a new trainee director position as part of his company's bursary scheme, which has opened
Plays Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag and Fagin's Twist from Avant Garde Dance Company have been announced as part of the British Council's Showcase
