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Since helping to bring Fleabag to Edinburgh in 2013, producer Francesca Moody has had a series of hits on the fringe and
The Swedish polar explorer Salomon Andrée died in 1897 while leading an attempt to reach the North Pole by hydrogen balloon. Physical
Arts Council England is to fund a new performing arts showcase at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. With a focus on theatre, dance
Lucy McCormick's tackling of the New Testament in last year's fringe smash Triple Threat is a hard act to follow. Where do
Chichester Festival Theatre's production of Caroline, Or Change has announced it will transfer to Broadway next year, with star Sharon D Clarke
YouTube star and Strictly Come Dancing finalist Joe Sugg is to join the West End cast of Waitress. He will play the
This new play by Rory Thomas-Howes confronts the spectre of internalised homophobia in gay men. Ally and Zach have been together for
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​ Vivian
How did you start off in theatre? I went to see Chitty Chitty Bang Bang when I was 14 and wanted to
Pulitzer Prize finalist Branden Jacobs-Jenkins speaks to Tom Wicker about mourning Toni Morrison, his love for London and how his play Appropriate
Occasionally, in this game of freelancer versus the gods of theatre, you will find yourself in the simultaneously blessed and cursed position
Director Josh Roche thinks that the winners in Edinburgh are decided long before a single show has opened on the fringe. Roche
In 1769, a canny town council invited the great actor-manager David Garrick to donate a statue of Stratford's famous son to adorn
Adventures of Butt Boy and Tigger originated in 2008 as a short play from Australian writer Steven Dawson. It tells the story
West End producers, comedy promoters and a school theatre festival are among 200 creditors owed a total of more than £4.5 million
Ian McKellen made a surprise appearance in the touring production of Les Misérables last weekend, performing in a cameo role for a
Theatres and arts organisations could face cuts to previously-agreed funding due to the government's upcoming spending review, Arts Council England has warned.
Female playwrights accounted for 35% of the shows by living writers at the National Theatre in 2018/19, rising by 7 percentage points
Comedian turned actor and writer Tom Palmer tells Giverny Masso how Fix Us, co-written with the BareFace Collective, deals with overcoming preconceptions
Jessica Phillippi has taken three shows to Edinburgh Festival Fringe since completing her Master's at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. She tells
Olivier-award winning lighting designer Natasha Chivers tells Liz Hoggard about her working relationship with director Robert Icke, being a woman in a
Daniel Bye's baby is an exemplary baby. As Come Look at the Baby, the 2016 fringe hit proved, watching an adorable tiny
The UK tour of Boeing-Boeing starring Tom Lister and Daniel Casey has been cancelled due to poor ticket sales. Marc Camoletti's play
Last week, Spotlight came under fire for a "totally unacceptable" casting call that went out on its platform for a child actor
When someone dies, one of the hardest things is the realisation that you will never see them again. There will be no
