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A play about the life of Andrea Dunbar has been criticised by the playwright's two remaining children, who claim the production focuses
A master farceur and versatile, impeccable company member, Royce Mills was an early linchpin of the Theatre of Comedy, a West End
Written in the tumultuous decades following the English Restoration, Thomas Otway's 1682 tragedy Venice Preserved is a strikingly bleak and misanthropic melodrama,
If you have a desire to see Magic Mike Live, your options are London, Las Vegas and, come November, Berlin. If you
Under the artistic direction of Tao Ye, Tao Dance Theater has created a series of works called the Numerical Series. The intention
Fittingly for a play about the importance of effective communication, Yellow Is the Colour of Sunshine seamlessly fuses music, movement, sign language
The Scottish government has announced its intention to hold a summit exploring concerns around the visa difficulties faced by foreign artists performing
Plans have been revealed for a new multi-purpose arts centre within a disused social club in south London. The proposals are from
Preston Guild Hall and Charter Theatre has temporarily closed to the public and suspended upcoming shows following a stall in negotiations with
Clover Roope's conversion from classical ballet to contemporary dance mirrored the broadening of British dance vocabulary in the 1960s and beyond as
After starting out as a broad community-arts festival almost 20 years ago, Pulse has gone back to basics and honed its offering
"What's occurrin'?" Director-librettist Daisy Evans brings a Barry Island vernacular style to her gleefully anarchic production for Welsh National Opera. She and
A network has been set up to support migrants working in the arts, and will aim to tackle issues including "discrimination, tokenism
Former Tesco boss Terry Leahy has invested in Liverpool performing arts college LMA, as it announces plans to expand internationally. Leahy, who
The opening production of Garsington Opera's 30th-anniversary season finds the festival at the top of its game. The Philharmonia " one of
A stage adaptation of Louis de Bernières' best-selling novel Captain Corelli's Mandolin has announced a West End transfer. It will run at
Zoë Wanamaker and Zrinka Cvitešić are to star in the world premiere of a new play by Nancy Harris at the Bridge Theatre in London. Two
Matthew Xia has announced his inaugural production as artistic director of Actors Touring Company. He will direct the UK premiere of Maya
Over dinner last week, a friend asked: "How do so many bad musicals get produced?". We had been talking about the UK's
It was almost 40 years ago that Kenneth Lonergan and Matthew Broderick attended the same astronomy class in New York's Hayden Planetarium,
Here comes the sun… and an eclectic spread of work covering giant ants, Luddites and Nico. Natasha Tripney and Tim Bano present
Michelle Terry has spoken about the challenges of taking over Shakespeare's Globe when it had been left "bruised" by the controversy surrounding
Abigail Andjel has won a new £8,000 playwriting award for writers working in front-of-house, backstage, administrative and creative roles in theatre. The
Charlotte Keatley's 1987 play about mothers and daughters relies on the audience knowing more than the characters. My Mother Said I Never
A "hostile immigration policy" is putting Edinburgh's festivals at risk, according to MSP Gordon Macdonald. Macdonald, who is the SNP MSP for
