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The charity Stage One, which helps develop emerging theatre producers, has announced its first scheme to support smaller productions outside of the
Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre has announced plans to stage a performance of its summer show with Polish captions, in what it is
Richard Jones' production of Musorgsky's psychologically probing study of the individual at the centre of a troubled epoch in Russian history plays
A pop-up theatre is being launched by the Royal Exchange in Manchester, which will tour to nearby communities and become a space
In our June episode, Tim Bano meets the four members of exciting musical theatre troupe SpitLip, who tell him how they created
Is Broadway currently more buoyant than the West End? It's a question posed every year in the post-Tony Awards analysis. Though some
If theatres believe in the value of diverse audiences and are passionate about programming work that looks like Britain today, they should
David Mamet, thorn in the side of political correctness, is back in London with another play about a powerful man accused of
Broadway musical Pretty Woman has confirmed it will transfer to London next year. The show, a stage adaptation of the 1990 romantic
Theatr Clwyd has been listed in recognition of its "special architectural interest" as a post-war civic arts and theatre complex. The venue,
Though it opens on a suitably melancholy note, with a shivering Viola staggering ashore, and a brooding Duke listening to love songs
Samuel Bailey has won the 2019 Papatango New Writing Prize for his play Shook. The play was selected from a record number
I welcome positive changes to the Equity agreement. But I'd still like to see a change in the unfair tier structure in
June 22, 1989: Three decades ago the hot weather was causing big problems for theatre, with a "Mediterranean-style heatwave" blamed for a
The world feels depressing sometimes, doesn't it? Brexit's a mess, party politics is messier, and the blissful summer we needed " and
I am actor. But I also direct, write and produce. Does the biz get on with you better if you just stick
This year The Stage Scholarship at Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts has been awarded to 13-year-old Maddie Monti. The talented performer
I just had the worst audition of my career. Sadly it was an important one " a potential regular in a prime-time
Karen O'Neill has been appointed director of the Dukes Theatre in Lancaster. She takes over in the newly created role of director
Dartford's Orchard Theatre has unveiled plans to increase capacity and improve its accessibility and sustainability as part of a major redevelopment project.
Union Equity has negotiated its first direct agreement with Netflix, which provides a minimum weekly fee for actors working with the streaming
East London venue the Courtyard has come under fire from a series of theatremakers claiming to have experienced issues including non-payment, unprofessionalism,
The creative team behind the 2015 pop-up pie shop production of Sweeney Todd are reuniting for the opening show of the newly
Maybe the reason it's taken 15 years for Adam Guettel's multiple Tony award-winning show to make it to London is because it's
