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Selladoor Worldwide has announced further plans to bolster its rapid expansion with the launch of a multi-space theatre in south-east London as
Cheltenham Playhouse has been granted planning permission for a multimillion-pound redevelopment. The renovation will include the creation of a new atrium to
Transfers between Russian and British theatres may seem a novelty, but Nick Awde finds a growing curiosity between the cultures Russia's mission
The Muni Arts Centre in Pontypridd, whose management company went bust earlier this year, looks set to reopen after the council confirmed
Cameron Mackintosh is to collaborate with Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur Jason Atherton on a new bar for the Victoria Palace Theatre. The
As the Stables Theatre celebrates its diamond jubilee with a packed programme of shows and events, Nick Smurthwaite charts its history and
The Light in the Piazza has taken a long time to shine on a British stage. Craig Lucas and Adam Guettel's musical
Girl from the North Country is returning to the West End, with a cast including Katie Brayben, Anna-Jane Casey, Gemma Sutton and
Preston City Council has seized control of the closed Guild Hall and Charter Theatre, after owner Simon Rigby declared he would bring
When Handel wanted to produce his oratorio Esther in London in 1732, the Bishop of London responded with a ban on staged
By the far the most galling thing about David Mamet's new play Bitter Wheat " and, believe me, there are many galling
Lizi Patch's new play Down to Zero is a smartly written relationship drama, unusual in that it centres the experience of a
'Melodrama' has become synonymous with far-fetched coincidences and indulgent emotions. Phil Willmott's entertaining production of Dion Boucicault's 1868 play After Dark; Or,
Just before the Tony Awards, an academic paper found 15 minutes of fame. In it, academics from New York University and Lund
Veteran Russian director Lev Dodin's acutely perceptive retelling of Chekhov's Three Sisters ditches lavish staging to focus on its essential themes of
An immersive show inspired by the Wimbledon Championships will take place in London this month, featuring a live stage show that recreates
The UK's flagship NHS dance injury clinic has closed suddenly, leaving injured performers without treatment plans and restricting access to free specialist
Robert Lindsay has called for more government grants to address a "heartbreaking" lack of support for aspiring actors from working-class backgrounds. The
North London arts venue Jacksons Lane is to undergo a £5.1 million redevelopment, under plans to make it the "UK's leading venue"
Prolific Belgian super-director Ivo van Hove has two modes. There's accessible Ivo, who radically modernises classic plays " Ibsen, Shakespeare, Schiller and
Bitter Wheat is not a play about Harvey Weinstein. Absolutely not. David Mamet's play is actually about Barney Fein, a manipulative movie
London's Bunker Theatre has announced its latest season, which includes a new festival for black artists. Founder of the Diversity School Initiative
No summer season at the Theatre Royal Bath could claim to be authentic without a Noel Coward, a Bernard Shaw or an
As one of the first countries to have equal gender representation at parliament level, Wales has a cultural history of equality, reflected
Performances of Nassim Soleimanpour's show at Home in Manchester have been cancelled due to a delay in the UK visa process. Soleimanpour,
