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Channel 4 is clever. Have you seen its new 'Complaints Welcome' film? Google it. It has taken real-life complaints about presenters, actors
The inaugural Industry Minds Awards, which recognise work that promotes better mental health in the industry, took place in London on September
This week's production news includes an announcement that Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is set to return to the London Palladium
Everybody likes to moan about a list, and this week everyone has been moaning about the Guardian's list of the 50 best
Arts organisations with an international focus, including the Barbican in London, have warned of the fallout caused by a no-deal Brexit and
Theatre critic Michael Billington has criticised the standard of Shakespearean acting and directing in British theatre, claiming current practitioners do not exhibit
Tony Hawks is probably best known as a successful radio comedian and author of quirky novels such as Round Ireland With a
Casting directors are under renewed and increased pressure to give actors a 'yes' or 'no' answer following an audition, as part of
Fairfield Halls opened in 1962 and hosted acts from virtuoso pianist Artur Rubinstein to Sooty, before being closed for a multimillion-pound refurbishment
Ghost Stories is to embark on its first UK tour. The supernatural thriller, which runs in the West End from October, opens
Blithe Spirit starring Jennifer Saunders is set to tour the UK from January 2020, prior to a West End run. The production
The title Black Chiffon suggests something rather racy and Elinor Glyn-esque. In Lesley Storm's 1949 play, the titular nightgown is an 'exotic
Investigating the controversial legacy of railway privatisation, The Permanent Way is a detailed, dry and typically forensic piece of verbatim theatre from
One of the tenets of artistic director Milo Rau's manifesto for Belgian theatre NTGent is that at least one production every season
It's not easy to produce serious, funny and historically accurate theatre. This really shows in Sasha Wilson's Call Me Fury, which, taking
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is set to return to the London Palladium next year for a second summer run. The
As the Rugby World Cup gets underway in Japan, the National Dance Company Wales is going the extra mile to support its
It is not uncommon, in these days of electronic patron databases and customer relations management software, to receive an email from a
As she takes on the title role in a gender-swapped Macbeth, her second time starring in a Shakespeare play and her latest
People working in the UK television industry are twice as likely to have attended a private school than other workers, regulator Ofcom
Bristol Old Vic has announced it is introducing baby-friendly performances to make its work more accessible for parents and carers who may
Theatres in Wigan, Leeds and Lancaster are among the cultural buildings that could benefit from millions of pounds of regeneration funding from
Class discrimination should be made unlawful and organisations must be forced to report class pay gaps to address inequality in the industry,
Staff and actors at the National Theatre will walk out of work tomorrow and join a major environmental strike, calling for more
Alexander Zeldin is the Ken Loach of theatre in the age of austerity. He had a hit in 2014 with Beyond Caring
