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As Kasia Senyszyn takes accessible show Talk to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, she argues that making theatre truly open access is achievable
Darting between the fringe and the Edinburgh International Festival, the difference in resources and scale is striking. The gloss of some EIF
Hollywood actor Matthew Broderick is up against On Your Feet! star Christie Prades and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat's Jac Yarrow
The Stage Debut Awards 2019, in association with Access Entertainment, will take place at the Brewery in London on September 15. Here
Joseph star Jac Yarrow and Hollywood actor Matthew Broderick are among the nominees for The Stage Debut Awards 2019, in association with
The first summer after you leave school is supposed to be the best summer of your life. So it was for Nathaniel,
There are three indistinct figures projected on to a wall and as Offenbach's Orpheus pipes up, they begin to can-can. As the
Nobody is listening to Lucy. Her job is stressful and the plumbing in the flat is up the spout. She is trying
One of four Swiss shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, Mercimax's abrupt, intense experience takes us quickly into a stranger's soul. Eight people
Costumes from shows including Follies and War Horse are to be displayed as part of a new exhibition at the National Theatre.
Actor Andrew Scott, director Nadia Fall and Emilia playwright Morgan Lloyd Malcolm are among the nominees for this year's h100 Awards. Organised
Arts education in schools is being sidelined, with theatre trips scaled back and drama teachers made redundant, England's biggest producing theatres have
Arts Council England chief executive Darren Henley holds out a friendly hand to the new prime minister, Boris Johnson, in his column
It seems like everyone's a bit sick of true crime, including this true crime show. On the surface, it's about the semi-true
Appropriating the slogan from the infamous ad campaign, The Roaring Girls' autobiographical show is less an exercise in body positivity, more of
You'd have to have been living under a rock not to have heard about nine-year-old Charlie Kristensen, who found himself being bullied
August 7, 1919: With a feature in the Times from August 2, 2019 claiming that "London's most famous theatres are elegant, historic,
So much of Lyn Gardner's Long Read on the fringe could have been written in the 1990s, when I was director of
It's really, really difficult to fathom what this is and why. Stopping in Edinburgh on a UK tour, it claims to be
Die Fledermaus was 19th-century 'Waltz King' Johann Strauss' biggest hit operetta, its longevity ensured by bubbliness and an abundance of hummable tunes.
Wild Swimming is an anachronistic romp tackling history, gender politics and art. With fourth-wall breaking, audience assistance and improvised elements, the work
You get them done as cheaply as possible. While I admire many photographers' skills, I never really understand why some of them
In some ways, I'm having a great first fringe run. Although it's early days, our show has already had some good reviews,
Professional wrestlers have been recognised by union Equity for the first time, with a new code of conduct that reflects their roles
