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I work as a technician in a prominent regional receiving house. Of the 12 shows (excluding musicals) we have so far hosted
May 17, 1979:Â Following the 1978/79 Winter of Discontent, during which unions staged widespread strike action across the UK, there were also extensive
Tabard is well aware of the lengths superfans will go to in order to mark their dedication to a star. These may
Obituary: Freddie Starr " 'unpredictable comedian with an anarchic and dangerous onstage persona'
Stagecoach believes creative extra-curricular activities, free from the stresses of revision and exams, can help young people suffering from mental health problems.
Vividly capturing the feeling of being cornered in your local pub by a drunken stranger with a tale to tell, Jeffrey Bernard
Since 2015, the RTDI's mission has been to bring pioneering dance companies to village halls and community venues from north-east Scotland to
Do actors prephere to play humans or other things (such as animals, robots, trains etc) when on stage? " Johan The Cat
For some, it's Mental Health Awareness Week this week. For others, it can feel like Mental Health Awareness Week every week. It's
A primary school headteacher has won this year's Liverpool Hope Playwriting Prize. The £10,000 biennial prize is awarded to a new play
Tyrone Huntley is to star in the world premiere of new LGBTQ+ musical The View Upstairs at Soho Theatre in London. The
The Norfolk and Norwich Festival has a good track record when it comes to staging creative, location-responsive outdoor work. This well-intentioned but
Katherine Chandler's play is, for the most part, a gripping three-hander. Three people's lives hurtle towards the sweet release of a booze-filled
Come From Away has extended its run in the West End until 2020. The musical had previously been running at the Phoenix
Shakespeare's Globe and the National Theatre are among theatres warning that children's access to live productions is under threat because of increasing
"I do not at any point, in any way whatsoever, think of myself as a Jewish writer, except that I happen to
Undertakings like the Sunday Times Rich List always have a finger-in-the-air quality. But, like that measurement technique, what they lack in accuracy
London's had its fill of Arthur Miller in the last few months " The Price in the West End, The Crucible at
With regular revivals of his stage musicals such as Chicago, Pippin and Sweet Charity, the work of groundbreaking theatremaker Bob Fosse has
The Royal Opera House will work with every school in Doncaster and tour ballet to the city for the first time as
Starring with Stephen Tompkinson in the UK tour of Educating Rita, Jessica Johnson tells Giverny Masso how reading the role for the
Bella Heesom's autobiographical show employs a long, eye-catching title " Rejoicing at Her Wondrous Vulva the Young Woman Applauded Herself " to
A mound of gold Chinese characters spills out across the stage. A Buddhist monk searches through them, focused intently on his task,
Tennessee Williams' memory play, The Glass Menagerie, contains many autobiographical elements. Williams' mother had a personality disorder and his sister was said
Ballet's reputation for requiring hard work, long hours and physical pain is not without merit, but there is fun to be had
