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Michael Longhurst begins his inaugural season as artistic director at the Donmar Warehouse with a devastatingly timely revival of David Greig's 1994
Imagine if the long-running NT Connections programme was generating new plays for the secondary school market all about comic book heroes. While
As a young gay boy, Hollywood musicals seduced me in the way others got lost in Lego. What started out as the
With 26 Grammys under their belts, 115 million records sold " as well as credit for having created a new form of
Battersea Arts Centre, Bristol Old Vic and the Royal Opera House are among the winners of the Royal Institute of British Architects'
Schools, universities and drama colleges will now be able to stage the West End play Emilia, after the performance rights were made
There's a certain level of chutzpah in the title of Damon Intrabartolo and Jon Hartmere's sung-through musical about star-crossed gay lovers at
The Southbank Centre has apologised for a "clumsy" tweet it sent out that received widespread criticism for undermining an understudy in The
Director Adele Thomas' grandfather was a film projectionist in the 1930s, she tells us, and her formative years were spent watching the
No one is hotter than Andrew Scott right now. After his head-turning role as a conflicted Catholic priest in Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag,
Education secretary Damian Hinds has denied that creative arts are being forced out of schools, claiming culture is being delivered "at large
Bristol Old Vic has announced Charlotte Geeves as its new executive director. Currently chief executive of Henley Festival, Geeves will take up
Rebecca Caine is to star in the UK premiere of Preludes, a musical by Dave Malloy about composer Rachmaninoff. Caine, who was
On its release in 2012, Thomas Vinterberg and Tobias Lindholm's film about a teacher falsely accused of abusing a child was pretty
Theatre Royal Haymarket's new owner Access Entertainment is to donate £300,000 to support the venue's in-house education charity Masterclass. Run independently from
Many classical actors have a long-running fascination with starring in a musical. Producers, theatres and directors also find this idea appealing:Â the concept
In 2007, Dominic Cooke said he intended to stage 'middle-class dramas' at London's Royal Court " but where is that fare now?
Birmingham Royal Ballet's Unleashed is a gripping mixed bill of works by established and emerging female choreographers. Like English National Ballet's recent
Haggis McLeod has been programming Glastonbury's non-music performance for three decades and is one of the few to work directly with festival
Incoming Festival was started by two critics Eleanor Turney and Jake Orr. They tell Ava Wong Davies about supporting mid-career artists, engaging
A £90 million council scheme for a new theatre and office complex in Tunbridge Wells has been put on hold after facing
Derby Theatre and Bradford's Theatre in the Mill have been selected to pilot a £3 million scheme that aims to developing local
Portsmouth's Kings Theatre has announced proposals for a £4 million renovation. The project would see three neighbouring shop units demolished to make
The Stage has unwittingly found itself at the centre of a media storm over the Boris Johnson domestic disturbance. Tabard should explain.
To celebrate a decade of presenting Shakespeare at St Paul's Church in Covent Garden, Daniel Winder's Iris Theatre is staging Hamlet. The
