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Philip Osment's play This Island's Mine was originally performed by theatre company Gay Sweatshop in 1988. The government had just introduced the
A campaign to promote the inclusion of the arts in education is being developed by Equity to prevent the industry becoming "a
An inquiry into performers' audition experiences is being launched following reports of "objectifying casting breakdowns" and "inappropriate" personal questions. Equity, which is
Aria Entertainment is establishing a full-time literary department for new musicals as it bolsters its commitment to commissioning and developing original work.
Minority theatre companies are being forced to compete "Hunger Games style" for Arts Council England regular funding, Equity's LGBT+ Committee has said.
Last week, playwright Morgan Lloyd Malcolm urged the industry to stop seeing the writer as god, and claimed the hierarchy of creating
Theatre consultant Ian Stickland brings technology into every area of the industry. He tells Tim Bano how digital is revolutionising the way
A West End performer was forced to sleep under a bridge because he was unable to find affordable accommodation, prompting a promise
In the middle of this madcap musical about a particularly bizarre espionage plot during the Second World War, the flooringly funny piss-take
Although it's no great feat to make a version of Benjamin Button better than the disturbingly CGI-dependent 2008 film, it is pretty
This week's manufactured theatre controversy arrives courtesy of the Sunday Telegraph. Its front cover featured 90-year-old Daphne Selfe, billed as "the world's
The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil " Eden Court, Inverness A new National Theatre of Scotland tour of this
There are many things to love about the production of Death of a Salesman currently running at the Young Vic. It is
Finegan Kruckemeyer's children's fable tells the story of three triplet sisters who are reluctantly abandoned by their father in the forest and
Rambert's new artistic director Benoit Swan Pouffer has made a bold but dubious statement of intent with his initial programme, bringing in
A two-day event to showcase deaf and disabled actors to casting directors and theatre bosses is being held in London. The Park
Emilia writer Morgan Lloyd Malcolm has urged the industry to "dismantle" the hierarchy involved in creating productions and stop seeing the "playwright
Selladoor Worldwide has appointed Richie Ross to lead the former Broadway Theatre in Peterborough when it relaunches later this year. Selladoor, which
Musicals T'Shan Williams has been announced as the replacement for Seyi Omooba in the forthcoming production of The Color Purple. Williams will
Andrew Norris' musical began life in 2004 as a nostalgic pastiche of the Australian soap operas Neighbours and Home and Away, set
Testament is a compassionate fable about coming to terms with grief, albeit one wearing the trappings of an edgy mental health drama
John Godber's 1982 play Happy Jack is a two-hander based on the lives of Godber's grandparents: Jack " a "hard man" miner
In an increasingly crowded field, this immersive dining experience-slash-cheeky cash-in created by Ami Stidolph and Sam Carrack, and based on the dizzyingly
Even though Amanda Whittington's play was written more than 20 years ago, and it's set in the mid-1960s, there's something eerily prescient
I've never watched Game of Thrones. Not because I have any problem with topless dragon fighting and whatnot, it's just there are
