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Writers including Friends star Matthew Perry and Girls creator Lena Dunham have penned monologues about mental health and addiction, as part of
Dancer Julia Farron, who has died at the age of 96, may not have achieved the celebrity status of her peers Margot
Arts journalism is facing a tricky time " it has been pushing against a strong headwind for a few years now. It
As she makes her directorial debut as artistic director of the Lyric Hammersmith, Rachel O'Riordan talks to Sam Marlowe about her unorthodox
Angela Lansbury, furiously lit up with self-belief, slaying the audience as she devoured Rose's Turn in Gypsy; Elaine Stritch weaving seamlessly in
Three estranged siblings are forced to come together to sell their father's flat for his care home bills. As well as the
Matthew Bourne's new take on Shakespeare's tale of doomed teenage love dispenses with the Montague/Capulet family feud and recasts its protagonists as
Now in their 25th year, The Stage Edinburgh Awards celebrate performance at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. They are the only awards to
Rosalie Craig, Arlene Phillips and Tyrone Huntley are among the judges announced for a new awards ceremony launched to promote better mental
More than three million tickets were issued at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, with more residents from the city attending than ever
Tim Etchells' new monologue for Forced Entertainment takes the form of a thought experiment about time travel. Created with and for the
There is an unexpected physicality to Lucy Bairstow's splendid performance as Slug in the Herd Theatre's immersive, relaxed production for pre-school children
My Father the Tantric Masseur is ostensibly about Roann McCloskey's eccentric family, but really it's a look back on her own sexual
Scottish-Kenyan storyteller Mara Menzies has constructed a beautifully weighted set of nested stories for contemporary times, revealing them with a commanding sense
Like sirens, four nurses emerge from the bathtubs on stage. As we learn about them in monologue and dialogue, we are introduced
There is a strong sense of foreboding to Ameera Conrad's first appearance in this compelling solo show, thanks to Kathleen Stephens' mask
While the medieval Temple Church is associated with Magna Carta and filled with effigies of Knights Templar, it is the domestic elements
The producer who launched the Black Ticket Project, an initiative providing free or discounted theatre tickets for young black people in London,
In this column last month, I bemoaned missing the display of Ivan Kyncl's theatrical photography at the Victoria and Albert Museum in
Every community deserves to speak in the national conversation, but it can only be a truthful, socially progressive and useful voice when
Four months after its planned opening, Space 18 " a 42,000sq ft immersive venue in the heart of London's Theatreland " is
In a grimy, isolated hospital, three nurses are going stir crazy. There are no patients. Clearly, there have been no patients here
Sophie Kandola is currently in rehearsals for new musical Stardust at Belgrade Theatre Coventry, which claims to be the first south Asian-led
Both Chloe Mantripp's show, and the apparatus on which she performs it, defy categorisation. The set looks like a medieval torture device,
Oh my God they're back again. Eleven years since they debuted with School of Pop and a good while since they last
