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An investigation has been launched by Shakespeare's Globe after actor Shobna Gulati suffered an onstage injury during a performance of Richard II
Should the US constitution be abolished? Playwright and star Heidi Schreck debates this issue in her improbably funny and deeply felt play,
Inspired by an 18th-century ballad, the titular Maggie May in Lionel Bart's 1964 Liverpool-set musical is the archetypal dockside 'brass' with a
The Crucible " the Yard, London In a double first for the Yard, Jay Miller directs a production of the classic play starring
"Let this conversation stop with our generation. Let young people come into this industry and let them talk about something different," said
The notorious serial-killer nicknamed Jack the Ripper continues to fascinate, with countless books, films, documentaries, tours and websites catering to a seemingly
The last time she was on stage at the National Theatre, Amanda Lawrence played an angel in Marianne Elliott's acclaimed production of
Musicals The stage musical based on the Tom Hanks film Big will make its London premiere at the Dominion Theatre later this
Music promoter Kilimanjaro Live and theatre producer Joshua Andrews have joined forces to create a new company focusing on UK and international
The National Theatre has come under fire from industry figures after announcing a programme of work made up entirely by male playwrights.
Edward Hicks, head of film, TV and radio at RADA, has been named principal of the Oxford School of Drama. He replaces
Trevor Nunn's production of Fiddler on the Roof has doubled the length of its West End run at the Playhouse Theatre. Formerly
Caroline Routh has been appointed executive director of the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough. Until recently, she held the same role at
The first British production to set The Glass Menagerie in the African American community is to run at the Watford Palace Theatre
A new exhibition at the V&A documents the work of the acclaimed photographer. Nick Smurthwaite finds out how a chance meeting with
Jonathan O'Boyle's production of the 1960s countercultural musical Hair opened at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester in 2016. A semi-immersive run
Playwright Sarah Hanly has won the 2019 Pinter Commission, which will support her to write a new play at London's Royal Court
National Theatre director Rufus Norris and executive director Lisa Burger are to become joint chief executives of the organisation. They will both
Cameron Mackintosh is to make his presenting debut on BBC Radio 2 with a two-hour special featuring songs and performers from his
The stage musical based on the Tom Hanks film Big will make its London premiere at the Dominion Theatre later this year.
Huddersfield has launched a £25 million bid to transform its town centre into a cultural hub, including a new performance space and
An ambitious project that hopes to "reimagine the future of conservatoire training for the digital age" has been unveiled by a group
Ignore the title. This is a show in which so much happens that it's hard to know where to start. Is it
I'm about to go on tour with a solo show about a white British man in his 40s called Chris who is
Researchers at the University of Exeter have warned that an increasing tendency to advertise jobs online could be driving down wages and
