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Organisers of the Olivier Awards are proposing to limit the number of prize statuettes given out to producers of winning shows. The
BP's chief executive has spoken out against the criticism that surrounds the oil and gas company's sponsorship of arts organisations, claiming he
There have been some huge hits in the Olivier Theatre during Rufus Norris' NT regime " Small Island, Follies, Hadestown and Amadeus
In 2001, when Closer to Heaven was originally produced, its creators Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, aka the Pet Shop Boys, were
The acting industry is always changing, with new platforms, productions and performance styles constantly being created. It's vitally important for acting courses
A 100-seat outdoor theatre has opened in Tunbridge Wells in Kent, which will host productions during the summer months every year. Situated
Comedy channel Dave has become the new partner of the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, with bespoke content to be shown by the broadcaster
Despite coming to acting late in life, making his professional debut at the age of 31, Freddie Jones sustained a rich and
Hackney Showroom has announced it will be opening a pop-up theatre in Stoke Newington Town Hall, where it will produce the world
The British Film Institute will host a major season dedicated to musicals, it has announced, which will feature hundreds of screenings and
Returning to the West End with a new line-up following a successful Broadway engagement, long running magical variety act The Illusionists is
I've been to three one-night West End concerts that I will never forget, with each bringing together artists and audiences to celebrate
Investors should look to emerging, home-grown talent for the next musical theatre money-spinner. Take a risk, says producer Andy Barnes " the
Even at a time when Baroque operas are being endlessly revived, the 40 surviving examples by Antonio Caldara haven't had much of
Dance development body Dance Manchester has announced its closure after 27 years, blaming a loss of funding from Arts Council England. It
A new associates programme has been launched to improve African and Caribbean representation in off stage theatre roles. African and Caribbean theatre
A new four-month festival billed as the biggest celebration of French contemporary dance in the UK has been launched. FranceDance UK, presented
Tabard has spent the past few days wondering whether Theatreland has been struck by a mischievous, havoc-wreaking poltergeist. First, the Lyric Hammersmith's
Amelie the Musical is to transfer to London following its UK tour. Having premiered at Newbury's Watermill Theatre in April, the production
Brenda Edwards is to star in a reworked version of the musical Sister Act, which sees the lead role of Deloris Van
July 13, 1944: London was suffering aerial bombardment from German V-1 rockets, otherwise known as doodlebugs, 75 years ago this week. The
I feel for these two writers. It is a nasty position to be put in and creatively deflating. The love, passion and
The Young Vic has responded at length to allegations about its artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah, which relate to the authorship row that
Theatre company High Tide is demanding more than £16,000 from a London council as compensation for a collapsed festival it had been
