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Daisy Bowie-Sell talks to visionary director Yaël Farber as her redefining production of Salome opens at the National Theatre
The festival celebrates new theatre companies form across the UK
Artistic director of the Yard Theatre Jay Miller on the venue's new ticket scheme to help get young people watching plays
Watson has lent his voice to the arena tour of new musical Heaven on Earth
Following Judi Dench's comments about young actors last week, Matt Trueman looks at how actors learn from more than just the history books
Daniel Ryan, Samantha Spiro and Genevieve Hulme-Beaman will appear at the theatre over the summer
The performance will raise money for LGBT+ charity Switchboard
The seasoned director talks about his debut play and how his own experiences have influenced his writing
The musical, based on the film starring Jack Black, is currently playing at the New London Theatre
Harvey's book is a diary from a production at the Old Vic in the '70s
The musical is inspired by a recording session featuring the likes of Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash
Lisa Spirling directs Matt Hartley's play about 'generation rent'
The director originally staged Andrea Dunbar's play at the Royal Court when it was first written
Simon Evans directs Bruce Norris' new adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's 1941 satire
Simon Evans' production sets Brecht's play in a speakeasy Chicago bar
Simon Evans' production transforms the Donmar Warehouse into a 1930s speakeasy
The report set out to investigate the barriers young people face when trying to get into the industry
Simon Evans directs the production which sees Henry make his Donmar debut
The cast has been announced for the world premiere of the upcoming adaptation of the comedy film
From Angels in America to The Ferryman there are some very big shows opening this week
Evans has turned the Donmar into a speakeasy for his revival of The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui
Barney Norris' new play is the first to open the new studio theatre at the Bush Theatre
A revival of James Shirley's rarely staged 350 year-old play directed by Justin Audibert
Rita Kalnejais follows up her UK debut, First Love is the Revolution, with this piece about love in the extreme, set during World War II
Semi-staged brilliance from Opera North in Puccini's final masterpiece
