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Tristan Baker and Oliver Royds brought theatre " and a real steam train " to London's King's Cross. Now, the Troubadour duo
The operation of Theatr Clwyd in North Wales looks set to transfer from the local council to an independent trust. Flintshire County
Southwark council has approved a £3.75 million loan to the Old Vic to deliver a "bold plan" for a new education and
I did a summer performing arts course last year, then started auditioning for small shows, independent films and any other kind of
What is a theatre influencer (and should we care?)? #dear " Anthony Walker-Cook (@AntWalker_Cook) July 2, 2019 An influencer is someone who
I was at my day job on a Monday morning when the chance to play my first featured TV role came through.
How did you start in dance? I've always wanted a career in dance. At secondary school I danced six days a week
Ros Clifford, 30, is a deputy stage manager, she has worked extensively in London and regional theatre for nine years Abi Egerman
Regrets, as Frank Sinatra was given to singing, I've had a few, but then again is missing the musical Time among them?
Written in 1961, Tennessee Williams' The Night of the Iguana was inspired by a rum-fuelled night in 1940 when the playwright was
America, the land of opportunity… but is that the case when it comes to studying for a career in the performing arts?
Ushers working in West End theatres have begun wearing body cameras to combat increasing levels of aggressive behaviour from audiences. The Society
There's a point during Tao of Glass, Phelim McDermott's heartfelt collaboration with Philip Glass, when the Improbable co-founder explains the Japanese art
Anthony Hopkins and Stephen Sondheim have been named honorary fellows of RADA. They are joined by actor Mona Hammond and movement director
This was the genesis. More than 50 years ago, in March 1968, the first public performance of a musical work by Andrew
The emotional trauma experienced by dancers facing the end of their career can be as profound as any physical change, and building
The Stage's Edinburgh Festival Fringe review team pick the shows they are most looking forward to see when the world's largest arts
Looking over my columns in the past year it's hard to miss the pattern: low pay, no pay, opportunities not advertised, long
While training, Terenia Edwards started feminist theatre group Bernhardt, which would host open mic and scratch nights. Now she has resurrected the
Plays by Clare Barron, Kaite O'Reilly and Jeremy O Harris have been nominated for this year's James Tait Black Prize for Drama.
Directors in Scotland are calling on the country's cultural sector to come together to help close a perceived gap in the career
As resident company manager at London's Royal Court, Joni Carter offers pastoral care and practical solutions to cast, crew and occasional live
Written in 1915, John Buchan's pulpy espionage yarn The 39 Steps found lasting pop-culture fame as a seminal Hitchcock thriller, while Patrick
The state-funded Friedrichstadt-Palast holds two huge productions every year with tickets at €20. The team behind its current production, Vivid, tell Francesca
At the weekend, the original production of Les Misérables bid farewell to the West End. Later this year, a new version will
