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Straight out of drama school, Jac Yarrow is about to play Joseph at the London Palladium. He tells Tim Bano about pursuing
God said: 'Let there be light' and there was light. And God saw the light, and it was good… but the colour
As the Lyric Hammersmith brings back the classic farce, Nick Smurthwaite speaks to designer Max Jones and production manager Seamus Benson about
Of all Noel Coward's plays, Private Lives is the one that epitomises his distinctive theatrical language. The wit is as dry as
Complicité, Akram Khan Company, Theatr Clwyd and the Roundhouse are among 200 further arts organisations that have declared a climate emergency and
Buxton's new regime launches with a visually intriguing and musically impassioned account of Tchaikovsky's opera, set in mid-19th-century Russia and sung in
A new photo library featuring people of colour in technical theatre roles has been launched, in a bid to improve the diversity
Jack Thorne and John Tiffany are the playwright-director duo that delivered the humongous success that is the Harry Potter play. Now, with
Fairfield Halls' new boss has said he wants the relaunched venue to become Croydon's answer to the Southbank Centre, as it prepares
Australian cabaret Yummy combines drag, dance, circus and burlesque performers. It has led the way in incorporating women in drag spaces. The
Paul Taylor-Mills is to helm a new 200-seat theatre at the Battersea Power Station, which has ambitions to transfer a show to
London theatre the Donmar Warehouse is piloting a scheme to give audience members warning of scenes in its productions that they could
London's Old Vic will be able to stage studio productions for the first time as further details of a £12 million plan
"It's your actions that make you white, not your skin colour," a character heatedly tells Gabriel Bisset-Smith's Lysander at the climax of
Writers at the heart of an authorship row over a flagship Manchester International Festival play have received more than £14,000 in donations
The Inheritance has added to its awards haul, winning the theatre prize at this year's South Bank Sky Arts Awards. At the
Encores!, a concert series reviving Broadway hits, has brought back the likes of Chicago. Nicole Serratore meets Anne Kauffman, the artistic director
Roy Alexander Weise and Bryony Shanahan have been appointed joint artistic directors of the Royal Exchange in Manchester. They succeed Sarah Frankcom,
Entertainment venues in Scotland will receive protection from noise complaints, after the 'agent of change' planning principle was enshrined into Scottish law.
Employing almost the exact opposite approach to Sean Holmes' fluorescent festival staging at Shakespeare's Globe, Dominic Hill's production is a delectably dark
Multi-instrumentalist Mike Davis has played for shows from Follies and Gypsy to Grease and Everybody's Talking About Jamie. He tells David Benedict
My friends " mes amis " I think we might have Molière all wrong. There are bigger problems, true, but I think
Life of Pi " Crucible Theatre, Sheffield Max Webster directs Lolita Chakrabarti's adaptation of Yann Martel's fable-like bestseller about a young boy
If #MeToo was a moment that made British theatre take a long hard look at itself, then the controversy over the authorship
Plays Wilton's Music Hall is to stage a new version of A Christmas Carol this year with a female Scrooge. Written by
