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Gary Abblett is a 38-year-old jobbing actor with experience at the National, RSC, in the West End and on the road Adam
After volunteering for several arts organisations in my home town of St Louis, Missouri, I was offered an opportunity to work for
How did you start in theatre? As an actor in the late 1980s. What is the best piece of advice you have
Actors and agents claim the "extortionate" cost of train travel is pricing performers out of auditions, with castings at short notice and
With Tony nominations out this week, there's an abundance of talent to celebrate. But this year, rather than the attention being drawn
I'm guessing that not many of you know the name Ervin Drake, but he wrote Frank Sinatra's regretful hit It Was a
Great performances capture us emotionally, transporting us to a world of the imagination. As a neuroscientist, I want to know how this
From Shakespeare to puppets, pub gardens to palaces, the summer season provides opportunities for outdoor work across the UK. John Byrne speaks
Live Theatre associate artist Kema Sikazwe's autobiographical solo piece mixes gig theatre with memoir. Utilising his talents as a rapper and singer,
The Pedley Street Station venue has been operating for a year now, delivering theatrical dining experiences on board a fake Pullman carriage
In the hermetically sealed environment of a Los Angeles beach house, an experiment unfolds from 1981 until more or less the present
Known for his roles in Hollywood movies such as Independence Day and Lost Highway, Bill Pullman has maintained a varied stage career
Recently announced as an artist in residence at the Southbank Centre in London, the Brazilian choreographer tells Giverny Masso about her company's
Hold your breath: here comes the latest Olivier offering from Rufus Norris' regime. The NT's track record in its biggest space has
An immersive production based on The Wolf of Wall Street will open in London later this year. Staged by the team behind
Trevor Nunn is to direct the European premiere of musical The Bridges of Madison County at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London.
Since it opened two years ago, Chester's Storyhouse has forged a reputation as a local cultural hub. Its chief executive Andrew Bentley
Last week, Olivier award-winning David Bedella revealed he was prioritising television over theatre, claiming theatre does not pay enough for him to
Periodically revived since its 1984 premiere, Melvyn Bragg's bittersweet, bucolic drama about the tenacity of the working poor is a stirring but
Company stage manager Zac Holton has had nearly every job in the business. He tells Fergus Morgan about the work ethic instilled
The Tony-winning composer of Broadway hit The Band's Visit is no stranger to musical adaptations of films, but had misgivings about taking
I have a friend who is a doctor. He seldom tells strangers what he does because too often they want to tell
The Memory of Water " Nottingham Playhouse Katy Stephens stars in a revival of Shelagh Stephenson's play about three estranged sisters who
I happen to believe that no actor, however brilliant, can truly and completely efface themselves in performance. That is, despite all attempts
The Memory of Water "Â Nottingham Playhouse Katy Stephens stars in a revival of Shelagh Stephenson's play about three estranged sisters who return
