Theatre News: I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical at Crazy Coqs casting announced
Three Wicked alumni will star in Alexander S Bermange's new comedy musical
Three Wicked alumni will star in Alexander S Bermange's new comedy musical
Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord, David Greig's Midsummer and Anna Deavere Smith are all part of the programme
Sean Foley's production opens in Chichester in April
As he directs the world premiere of Harley Granville Barker's play Agnes Colander, Trevor Nunn explains what drives him to be a director
The new cast will join on 23 May
The venue will develop four new musicals over the next few years
Laurie Sansom's production opens at the Menier Chocolate Factory next week
April De Angelis adapts Mary Shelley's classic in Manchester
The name change will mark the first time a West End theatre has been named after a woman
Gyre and Gimble's newest show comes to the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Ian Hallard stars as Shakespeare in Foul Pages at the Hope Theatre
As Battersea Arts Centre announces its first season in the Grand Hall since it burnt down, Matt Trueman reflects on grief we feel when theatre buildings close down
The new Phoenix Award runs over the next three years
Tim Minchin and Dennis Kelly's musical will continue on into 2019
The south London venue announces the reopening of its Grand Hall with its new season
Opera North revive their production for a new UK tour including a stop at the London Coliseum
Charlotte Jones' play is revived in south London
Mike Poulton's two-part play transfers from Stratford
Drew McOnie's production transfers to the West End after its UK premiere at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in 2016
Roy Alexander Weise directs Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm's piece at the south London venue
The former Granada cinema will be turned into a 1000-seater arts hub
The Barbican's new season has been announced
Cusack stars as the murderous wife in the RSC production of Shakespeare's classic
Katie Mitchell's production premiered at the Royal Court last year
As he prepares to open in the third Ramps on the Moon project Our Country's Good, actor Garry Robson explains why the approach and attitude of disability in theatre is slowly changing