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For nearly a century, Shure has been at the cutting edge of audio electronics. Its reliable, high-quality equipment has been used everywhere
Her solo piece Woke follows two women's experiences of the US justice system amid the ongoing struggle for civil rights. Apphia Campbell
The playwright Andrea Dunbar " best known for Rita, Sue and Bob Too, the basis for the 1987 film " died in
There can be no ignoring the irony. Ballet's 'bad boy' Sergei Polunin as the 'mad monk' Rasputin has an undeniable appropriateness. It
A website has been criticised for charging artists to have their shows reviewed at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. The site claims it
The Inheritance, Company and Sweat have been nominated in the theatre category of this year's South Bank Sky Arts Awards. Now in
Richard Eyre has criticised gender-swapped Shakespeare productions that make changes to the text for losing the beat and rhythm of the playwright's
A festival in Walthamstow run by theatre company HighTide has been cancelled after the local council withdrew its support, leaving up to
Nowadays, we're ever more keen to ensure that the voices of the young are heard " in politics, as much as in
Armadillo " the Yard, London American playwright Sarah Kosar wrote the distinctive Mumburger " a skewed study of the ways in which
Who is theatre's greatest collaborator? Undoubtedly, it's the audience. Without them the show is nothing. But do some audiences give better audience
Musicals Musical Amour is to end its run at the Charing Cross Theatre in London six weeks early. The production was scheduled
Emma Hemingford's intriguing debut play sets out to explore traditional heteronormative gender roles through the lens of one couple's relationship. In Flinch,
Blake Harrison, best known for playing Neil Sutherland in The Inbetweeners, is joining the cast of Waitress in the West End. The
Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune opens with the title characters " played by Audra McDonald and Michael Shannon "
The incredibly successful Horrible Histories books and its CBBC sketch show counterpart has taught us that world has tended to be a
Though much was made of the fact that Samuel Hodges' revival of Peter Morgan's The Audience would feature Theresa May, the outgoing
Sue Johnston has joined the cast of The Man in the White Suit, which opens in Bath and the West End later
A website has come under fire for charging performers up to £50 to have their shows reviewed at this year's Edinburgh Fringe.
A scheme intended to give every primary school child in the UK access to at least five cultural experiences each year is
Githa Sowerby's Rutherford and Son spent a long time in the wilderness. Written in 1912, it ran for more than 100 performances
Former Royal Shakespeare Company artistic director Michael Boyd has collaborated with Garsington's artistic director, conductor Douglas Boyd (no relation) before, though this
Audiences don't normally get to choose the length of a show, but we do with Into the Mountain, a site-sensitive walking performance
Best known for her expressionist play Machinal, Sophie Treadwell has been regarded as a one-hit wonder. But, the director of the world
GCSE entries for subjects that do not feature in the English Baccalaureate " including drama and music " have fallen again in
