Finn Anderson appointed Cameron Mackintosh resident composer at the Lowry and Hope Mill Theatre
Finn Anderson has been named this year's Cameron Mackintosh resident composer. He will be co-hosted by the Lowry and Hope Mill Theatre,
Finn Anderson has been named this year's Cameron Mackintosh resident composer. He will be co-hosted by the Lowry and Hope Mill Theatre,
The Royal Court has revealed the measures it will enforce in a bid to reach net-zero carbon emissions, including banning certain production
A campaign to bring the Victoria Theatre in Salford back into use has taken a step forward, after a viability study found
As if events in the real world didn't feel apocalyptic enough at the moment, this immersive theatre experience from the Manchester-based Box
Mark Bruce's Return to Heaven is more shlock than genuine horror. Bruce is practised in murky dread " his dance-theatre take on
What happens when Bourgeois and Maurice (George Heyworth and Liv Morris), the satirical alien overlords of cabaret basements, write a full-scale musical?
The relationship between the USA and the UK is special all right. In Hassan Abdulrazzak's incisive play, six deportees detail how the
For his second production as artistic director of the Exeter Northcott, Daniel Buckroyd has decided to revive one of his favourite plays
Choreographer Andrew McNicol has founded a ballet company to offer dancers a "flexible performance platform" outside their existing company commitments. The McNicol
Regional Theatre Young Directors Scheme has announced the four venues that will host its 18-month residencies for emerging directors in 2020/21, including
Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland are among the British institutions ranked in the top 10
It's the start of a new era for Paines Plough. Charlotte Bennett and Katie Posner took over last year as joint artistic
Cheek by Jowl's collaboration with the Piccolo Teatro di Milano opens with a blast of high church, high-camp bravado. The Duke (Massimiliano
Inclusion is embedded in the work of Ramps on the Moon, the theatre consortium that programmes work that centres D/deaf and disabled
English Touring Opera launches its spring tour with the complex Mozart/Da Ponte comedy whose title translates as All Women Behave Like That
It's one of those shows that has almost become too familiar. In the last two decades every number of Jason Robert Brown's
There is no box office counter at Storyhouse. Nor is there a reception desk. There's nothing and no one to stop people
Last week, Lyn Gardner wrote about the support and encouragement needed for young producers. She is absolutely right, but it is important
When a classic text is translated into a different time and place, the results can often feel contrived. Sometimes one comes along
This gender-swapped update of Brecht's 1940 comedy, Mr Puntila and His Man Matti, is less than the sum of its individually shining
Choreographer Crystal Pite and writer Jonathon Young's first collaboration, Betroffenheit, hatched a new kind of theatrical/dance language. The soundtrack propelling the dance
As the artistic director of a live performance venue, I'm often asked how we handle content warnings, and ensure a safe space
A box of puppets, instruments and costumes stolen from Kneehigh has been returned anonymously to the theatre company. The company reported the
A theatre in Kent cancelled a performance of a play this week after a relative of two cast members tested positive for
Theatre Deli is to open a new venue that will offer affordable rehearsal space on Shaftesbury Avenue in the West End. The