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New research claims to have identified the location of Shakespeare's London home. Theatre historian Geoffrey Marsh, who is also director of the
The artistic director of the Dukes Theatre in Lancaster is leaving the venue as it announces plans to restructure its leadership team
Art about depression " whether that's theatre, literature or music " often shares characteristics with the condition it seeks to represent: low-energy
Exploring the tensions between privacy, loneliness and the all-pervasive reach of technology, Keep Watching is a stylish, slow-burning and low-key thriller. The
Three Sisters "Â Almeida Theatre, London Rebecca Frecknall follows her acclaimed, atmospheric take on Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke with a production of
Good is no longer good enough. Arts Council England is changing its priorities ahead of its current strategic review. "Relevance is the
Theatre is grappling with questions around who it serves, why it should be funded by the public, who benefits and how we
Despite our endless obsession with Second World War history, it feels extremely rare to come across a story like this one. The
The National Theatre has faced widespread criticism for the lack of women writers and directors in its upcoming season. Award-winning lighting designer Paule
A continuing shortage of women in technical positions has led to a lack of progress in narrowing theatre's gender pay gap, according
Stephen Mangan and Kara Tointon are to star in the stage premiere of The Man in the White Suit, which will run
A Piece of the Continent is a new festival designed to showcase the best of European fringe theatre as Britain hurtles "
Leeds Playhouse follows Amy Leach's intense, sprawling production of Hamlet with Toby Hulse's irreverent, pacy and unashamedly silly adaptation of Jules Verne's
Online marketplace Groupon has announced a new partnership with ticketing service Ingresso, which will enable it to significantly expand its theatre offering.
As the award-winning musical returns to the West End for a 50th anniversary revival, Nick Smurthwaite catches up with Ruth Silvestre, the
There's been an accident. Something terrible the press are calling "The Natural History museum incident". It's unclear what exactly has happened, except
An American organisation dedicated to training intimacy directors for the entertainment industry has established a UK branch, announcing plans for the first
Due to sing Marguerite in this revival of David McVicar's 2004 production, star German soprano Diana Damrau pulled out a week ago
West Side Story is one of the most radical musicals of all time. Leonard Bernstein and Arthur Laurents' show was a Hamilton-level
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre has announced principal casting for its production of Evita. Samantha Pauly and Ektor Rivera will make their
New work may not be as rare as it once was in US regional theatre, but one festival that has championed the
As the UK continues to navigate Brexit, a global spotlight focused relentlessly on the country's second female prime minister, this revival of
Former staff members of the Poor School are opening a new institution to "continue the ethos of affordable acting training". The Poor
The Hofesh Shechter Company has appointed Colette Hansford as its new executive producer. Hansford, who already works with the dance company, replaces
Neil Duffield's adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's children's book is a smart, colourful and creative affair. Directed by Derby Theatre's artistic director Sarah
