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Chichester Festival Theatre's production of Singin' in the Rain is to return to London, with a run at Sadler's Wells starring Adam
Adapted from Sue Monk Kidd's novel, The Secret Life of Bees is a coming-of-age story that portrays African-American faith and community with
There's something brilliant about sanctioned playtime " dress up, get a fake name, pretend you're on a life or death mission, play
When the Oregon Shakespeare Festival announced, in the autumn of 2015, that it would be commissioning translations of all of Shakespeare's plays,
Let's be clear: there is no upside or silver lining to the Evening Standard's decision to let go of its theatre critics
The National Theatre has said it is still searching for a new sponsor for its £15 tickets scheme, after it announced last
Robbie Williams has become a co-owner of Liverpool performing arts school LMA, investing in an expansion plan that will see it open
In early 2018, Nicholas Hytner scored the first big hit at his new Bridge Theatre with a star-studded promenade production of Julius
National Theatre Live productions from the past 10 years are to be made available online for education institutions around the world, as
Dave Kirby's 2006 play Lost Soul was an unashamed celebration of the middle-aged. Over the course of a decade its Motown-loving 50-something
The artistic director of the Glasgow performing arts festival tells David Pollock about presenting the best of Scottish artists, cutting her teeth
When Pope Benedict XVI resigned in 2013, he was the first pope to do so in over 700 years. Screenwriter and novelist
Not exactly buy one, get one free. But an imaginative piece of Theatre Royal Bath summer season programming has linked next month's
UK Theatre and union BECTU have sought to resolve an ongoing dispute over pay by enlisting industrial arbitration service Acas. Both bodies
Lenny Henry has raised concerns that people from minority ethnic backgrounds working in broadcasting do not feel able to speak up about
New plays by Lucy Kirkwood, Moira Buffini and Kate Tempest have been announced by the National Theatre, as part of a programme
David Mamet's controversial new play Bitter Wheat began previews last Friday at the Garrick Theatre. When it was announced, this work described as
As funding continues to dwindle and more is expected of theatre organisations, Northern Stage artistic director Lorne Campbell says it has found
Once labelled the "best actress you've never heard of", Olivier award winner Nancy Carroll continues to attract plaudits. As she prepares to
If you don't know your American Civil Rights history, the idea that Cassius Clay, Sam Cooke, Jim Brown and Malcolm X were
Royal Ballet principal dancer Nehemiah Kish is to retire after nine years with the company. He will leave at the end of
South London venue the Omnibus Theatre is to begin a £150,000 redevelopment project, which will include the launch of a new cafe
A new theatre company has been launched that aims to make clubs and bars more inclusive for women and non-binary people. The
Dates have been confirmed for a revival of Duncan Macmillan's Lungs, starring Claire Foy and Matt Smith. Foy and Smith, who appeared
