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The printed synopsis of Verdi's Nabucco as staged by Peter Relton for Dorset Opera is unusually imprecise in terms of both period
One of British circus' last big-cat trainers has criticised the news he will no longer be able to feature wild animals in
Nicky Morgan has been appointed culture secretary by new prime minister Boris Johnson. She replaces Jeremy Wright in the role, which he
The latest project from Gingerline, creators of inventive immersive dining experiences, is billed as a "multi-dimensional" adventure. What this means in practice
When Jean Paul Gaultier was a little boy he gave his teddy bear a makeover. Nana, as the bear was named, got
Ian McKellen and Stephen Fry are among those backing a fundraising campaign to erect a statue of playwright Joe Orton in his
There is a famous theatre story from the time when Blood Brothers was playing in the West End at the Phoenix Theatre.
While the UK professes to be informed about theatre on the continent, we don't always know what is good or how to
When Instagram superstar and 'influencer' Wes buys up a disused building in New Orleans' French Quarter to be the headquarters of his
Since graduating, my acting jobs have been steadily increasing in size and profile, although my first role only had one line so
It starts with a shipwreck. The Creation Cruise from Milan to Naples is going down and, as actors slalom around the tables
Ten performing arts BTecs are to be discontinued from 2020 as part of a government "crackdown on poor-quality post-16 qualifications". They are
London's New Diorama Theatre is to curate an off-Broadway programme in New York as part of its latest season, which also includes
MPs are to investigate whether changes should be made to the operation of the National Lottery, in the face of falling ticket
Tabard has already raised some concerns over the film adaption of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats. The entire premise of adult humans dressing
English composer Stephen Storace was a contemporary and friend of Mozart, and his 1785 opera Gli Sposi Malcontenti contains all the essential
Die Fledermaus, with its delicious tunes and high spirits, might define Viennese operetta, but there is nothing romantic about its web of
I suppose these theatres could reduce their sales of alcohol to the inebriated and their sales of gargantuan food items in noisy
July 24, 1969: Four decades ago, proposals for a national theatre for Wales stalled due to ongoing disagreements about the location and
Plans have been unveiled for a new £50 million venue to be based at Somerset House in London, which could hold up
Former culture minister Ed Vaizey has argued that there has not been "any significant change" in terms of the representation of disabled
A bill banning wild animals in travelling circuses in England has been passed by parliament, bringing an end to a 13-year legislative
After taking early retirement from an accountancy career that included extended periods with various iterations of London Transport and petroleum giant BP,
@westendproducer What are the best tips and tricks to building relationships in The Industry, besides buying everyone you see at press night
