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How did you start off in dance/performance? At school I struggled with dyslexia but dancing and drama made me feel that I
Ivo van Hove returns with The Fountainhead at the Manchester International Festival this month just weeks after his last production All About
"Never does one understand so well the failure of women in art as when one sees them deliberately impersonating men upon the
It's something of a surprise that Sue Townsend's Adrian Mole hasn't been stuffed into a stage show since the 1980s, so successful
The legal rights and wrongs of the dispute between the producers of Tree and the young writers who claim to have been
Producers of a Manchester International Festival production that has become embroiled in an authorship row have defended their show, claiming there has
With his debut theatre show How to Keep Time exploring dementia through drumming and poetry, Antosh Wojcik tells Giverny Masso how the
Actor and model Sarah Gordy tells Natasha Sutton Williams why having Down's syndrome will not limit the roles she takes, training at
In recent decades opera directors have found rich pickings in Dvorak's g‎rown-up take on the Little Mermaid story. Melly Still, whose 10-year-old
This year's theme at Giffords Circus is the Summer of Love, circa 1967, and the acts assembled by the redoubtable Nell Gifford
Richard Harris' popular and frequently revived play about the world of amateur dance was written in 1984 and is set firmly in
Employment in the creative industries is growing at twice the national rate, and now accounts for more than 6% of all jobs
A flagship Manchester International Festival production billed as being co-created by Kwame Kwei-Armah and Idris Elba has become embroiled in controversy, after
The classic Cold War era monster movie, Them!, in which humanity is under threat from giant mutant ants, played on people's fear
A new era is dawning at the Donmar, with Michael Longhurst stepping into Josie Rourke's sizeable shoes as artistic director. Longhurst, whose
Soho Theatre's programme is a unique mix of live performance, moulded by collaboration between producers and associate artists. As the venue eyes
Being on the lighting and the programming and the writing sides of things " a terrible combination of lit stages, dark auditoriums
Recruitment is an essential but complex process for any organisation, and the theatre is no exception. The process, which has been made
Home in Manchester and London's Almeida Theatre are among the winners of awards celebrating arts organisations and individuals that have taken action
Actors and theatremakers experiencing stalking will be able to access new guidelines outlining how to tackle their situations, which Equity warned can
Though he originally set out to make films, Andrzej Goulding has developed a career in stage video design with shows including People,
Wilton's Music Hall is to stage a new version of A Christmas Carol this year with a female Scrooge. Written by Piers
It's great to see new Unicorn Theatre artistic director Justin Audibert giving Aesop his due attention amid the seeming ubiquity of Messrs
David McVicar's 2006 production comes up vividly in this imaginative revival overseen by Thomas Guthrie. This is a Marriage of Figaro moved
Some re-imagining of Shakespeare plays can creak under the weight of their own ideas, but this is not the case of Darren
