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Actually " Trafalgar Studios, London Anna Ziegler's last play in the UK was Photograph 51, starring Nicole Kidman. Her 2017 play about
Someone much wiser than me said plants grow to the capacity of their pots. So sometimes you've got to put yourself in
Musicals The UK premiere of off-Broadway musical Shida has been announced to run at the Vaults in London from September 11 to
Sorcha lives on the west coast of Ireland, she's wanted to marry Marty since even before the Debs ball " he's a
A petition has been launched calling on the Scottish Government to tackle "spiralling" accommodation costs at the Edinburgh Fringe, as a new
Daniel King isn't satisfied. He's comfortably off and he's recently become a father, but he still feels there's something missing in his
A Brief History of the Fragile Male Ego walks a wobbly line between poking fun at the oversensitivity of men and expressing
Three shows at the Traverse Theatre and a play performed in people's living rooms are among the first winners of the Fringe
A festival of new writing is being launched by the Rose Theatre Kingston, designed to "nurture and promote the fresh voices of
Imagine if Ivanka Trump had a heart! Suspend your disbelief. This is the fictional speculation that playwright Charles Gershman engages in for
Mika Johnson was inspired to write their first solo show after becoming frustrated with a lack of casting opportunities. Johnson tells Giverny
Doug Crossley has landed the role of Doug Crossley, 'the part of a lifetime' he calls it, in this complicated and funny
Caroline Horton begins her new show by saying sorry. This is not the show she'd hoped to make. During its creation she
The iconic venue helped launch the careers of household names such as Rowan Atkinson and Michael McIntyre. Nick Smurthwaite talks to the
Fela Kuti, the revolutionary Nigerian band leader who invented Afrobeat, was imprisoned for his anti-authoritarian music but had a decidedly dodgy attitude
Six writers Lucy Moss and Toby Marlow have signed a deal with the publishing arm of Warner Music Group. Warner Chappell Music
Actors will be better equipped to handle "intrusive questions" at auditions following the launch of a new guide from Equity, which seeks
The operator of the embattled Perth Theatre and Concert Hall has been bailed out by the local council with the release of
Christopher Biggins has enjoyed a varied career in entertainment from the high drama of I, Claudius and the original Poldark series to
Wound Up Theatre had a hit back in 2015 with Bismillah!, a tragi-comic two-hander featuring a friendship between an imprisoned British soldier
From the off, Eve Nicol's play, based on Belle and Sebastian's beloved 1996 album, is fiercely sure of what it is. It
We no longer view the events of the First Crusade (1095-99) in the way Handel and his audiences did. Set during that
In millenarian movements, when the end comes and when salvation hopefully follows, it will be total, immediate and collective. It is always
What would you do if your house was on fire? You probably wouldn't pop to the Edinburgh Fringe to either see a
Anton Chekhov has been cursing up a storm this summer in New York. Sort of. There are currently two " fairly swearey
