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Art theft has long had a glamorous allure. Think of Vicenzo Peruggia making off with the Mona Lisa in 1911, or the
Part-time workers across the arts should be entitled to a minimum amount of annual leave and holiday pay, according to a Court
Joint artistic director of contemporary circus company Ockham's Razor with Alex Harvey and Tina Koch, Charlotte Mooney tells Giverny Masso how the
The West End revival of 42nd Street starring Bonnie Langford is to be streamed in cinemas across the UK and Ireland. Michael
As well as the fun stuff that the 1990s brought " "He dun a poo! He dun a poo!" one girl squeals
The Opéra de Baugé, an enterprising British-run summer festival in the Loire, this year offers Die Zauberflöte, Il Trovatore, and a rarity,
There are several adaptations of Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at this year's festival " a musical version, a
One of the emerging themes in this year's festival is that of care, both of one's self and of others. Rachel and
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For nearly two decades, playwright Tim Crouch has brought experimental work to the nation's biggest stages. As his latest convention-busting piece opens
Edinburgh Festival Fringe only officially started on Friday, but already you can see the shine rubbing off for some people. It's hard
The favourite tropes of kids detective fiction are given a fast-paced workout in Stef O'Driscoll's cracking take on Nathan Bryon's script about
Travis Russ is artistic director of New York-based Life Jacket Theatre Company, which is taking its work internationally for the first time
A lone, heavily coated figures staggers on to a vast empty stage and the sound of howling winds whistle about the room.
Long live Lung. The verbatim theatre company have carved a niche for themselves making vital, vibrant shows about pressing political issues. Trojan
Parental neglect is no laughing matter, but when a parent is brainwashed into a cult it's not your typical desertion story. That
Nica Burns has argued that the Edinburgh Festival Fringe should be free from additional regulation and restrictions following concerns about exploitation and
Long before the current row about the Society of London Theatre possibly limiting the number of producers eligible for Olivier award statuettes,
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 is now underway. Our expert, resident reviewing team pick their best shows of the fringe so far.
No one expects a cancer diagnosis aged 23. In 2018 Rosa Hesmondhalgh developed a sudden, painful, bloated belly. The star and writer
In 1965, Gloria Szymanski, a 30-year-old American woman, allowed herself to be filmed while engaged in therapy sessions with three different therapists
Meghan Tyler's Crocodile Fever is a play of gleeful excess. Set in south Armagh in 1989, it's a wickedly twisted tale of
Maybe you played recorder at school, or piano is on your CV, but all you can remember is Chopsticks. As ever more
Shit Theatre's Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole do a very convincing job of suggesting that their work is slapdash and thrown together.
Lighting designers who worked on productions including the musical Company and the Young Vic's Death of a Salesman have been nominated for
