Theatre News: West Yorkshire Playhouse awarded £25k grant for work with refugees
The theatre's programme includes a free, weekly choir practise for female refugees and asylum seekers
The theatre's programme includes a free, weekly choir practise for female refugees and asylum seekers
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's black comedy started life as a one-woman stage show at the Edinburgh Fringe
From Bob Marley to Julius Caesar, we run down this week's major openings
Jermyn Street plays host to the UK premiere of Sondheim's send up of Greek comedy
As her second play is staged at the Yard, Nina Segal explains how she turned playwright from producer and why she's such a fangirl of the Yard Theatre
From Frankie Valli to Michael Jackson, how well will you do in this week's quiz?
John Partridge stars as Albin in the UK tour of the classic musical by Harvey Fierstein
The actress tells us the musical numbers she couldn't live without
His work included the epic poem Omeros and Broadway musical The Capeman
The director of the new piece One Last Thing (For Now), which is inspired by letters from war, looks at how culture can reach across borders
Ivo van Hove's Toneelgroep stages its six-hour adaptation of three of Shakespeare's tragedies
Ian Rickson's production opens at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in April
Rupert Goold and Sharon D Clarke receive their honours and The Play That Goes Wrong meets Jimmy Fallon
The cast joining Gareth Gates and Maureen Nolan has been announced
Iqbal Khan's production opens next week
Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film is the latest instalment from the immersive experience specialists
The ex-Spice Girls singer took to the stage at a performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical
The musical will play one night at Cadogan Hall
Ryan Craig's play is a sprawling, intense family drama with a ferocious matriarch at its heart
As The Guardian ends Lyn Gardner's contract for blogs, Sarah Crompton looks at the decline of arts coverage
As the west London theatre prepares to to re-open its doors this weekend, we take a look at the brand new space
The playwright talks about his play which tackles the problem of old age, and Stepping Out being back in the West End
Handel's spry comic opera returns to ENO in a strongly-cast revival
Terrance Rattigan's play will open at the Menier next week
We speak to Slung Low's artistic director about one of their most ambitious projects to date