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Rebecca Frecknall is to direct a new production of The Duchess of Malfi at the Almeida Theatre. The title role will be
Nearly two thirds of performers have been asked to change their physical appearance for work, according to a new survey highlighting the
The marketing of Les Misérables the staged concert, which opened last month at London's Gielgud theatre, describes it as the "dream cast",
In this extract from the essay Strength Thy Name Is a Working-Class Woman by Maxine Peake, she reveals how playing Hamlet in
Like the crash of chords that opens Rachmaninov's second piano concerto, this piece by Dave Malloy (of Natasha, Pierre and the Great
The opening of immersive horror show Variant 31 has been postponed for a second time. According to producers, the show " which
Having previously presented adaptations of Frankenstein and Dracula, writer and director Ross McGregor turns his attention to Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange
Equity president Maureen Beattie has called for an end to the "soul-destroying" practice of failing to tell actors they have not got
More than 60 arts organisations across Leeds have joined up to create a citywide scheme intended to widen engagement with hard-to-reach communities.
The government is to be lobbied to protect performers from being exploited financially by enshrining European Union copyright rules into UK law.
Swansea Council has announced plans to take ownership of the Palace Theatre and develop it into retail and office space. The building,
From London to Beirut, artistic director Mark Leipacher tells Nick Awde about rehearsing and producing theatre across six countries In an innovative,
The final programme of American Dance Theater's London run sees a mix of old and new. Darrell Grand Moultrie's Ounce of Faith
Last November, I was appointed artistic director of Actors Touring Company. It's been a long held ambition of mine to artistically lead
Fiona Buffini's revival of her sister Moira's play about the relationship between the Queen and "that bloody woman" Margaret Thatcher occasionally suffers
It has only been a few weeks since Fleabag last graced the pages of this diary, but, judging by the show's current
September 6, 1979: The arts were railing against cuts by the Tory government. Plus ça change… We reported the Theatres' Advisory Council
With regard to the open letter 'Playing Jewish roles on stage' and subsequent correspondence, I feel impelled to draw attention to Motion
Premiering in the year of Alan Ayckbourn's 80th birthday, Birthdays Past, Birthdays Present is his 83rd play. It opens on the day
One Man, Two Guvnors may only be eight years old, but it feels like it's been around a lot longer. Since its
A new musical adaptation of 101 Dalmations will lead Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's 2020 season. Based on Dodie Smith's 1956 children's
Rose Theatre Kingston executive producer Jerry Gunn is to step down from the theatre, as the venue reveals plans to review its
Ben Ringham has called for sound design to take a more prominent role in the theatre creation process. The sound designer and
Next year, Razzamataz Theatre Schools will be celebrating its 20th anniversary providing classes in dance, drama and singing to thousands of keen
