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Performing arts exports to Europe " alongside music and visual arts " are worth £360 million to the UK, but that and
Choreographing the Corn Laws is a bit of an ask " narrative ballet inevitably struggles for nuance when it comes to statecraft.
The story of The Color Purple last week could have been a question set by an examiner for would-be lawyers studying employment
Why doesn't the industry do more to support / help parents who work in it? As a working parent I find it
I started in theatre tech thanks to my drama teacher at school who was really into this area of the business. From
An exchange programme between the US and the UK has been launched that aims to forge stronger connections between producers in the
The Royal Court has suspended the operation of a trainee scheme funded by the Sackler Trust, amid an increasing controversy over the
Pat Laffan's contribution to Irish theatre went far beyond the iconic brace of comic performances he will be remembered for: the libidinous
Regarded as one of the most valued and respected employees of the HQ Theatres Group, Louise Clifford has died after a two-year
The Edinburgh International Festival is expanding its remit to take on mid-scale work from a much broader geographical reach at this year's
The Sackler Trust's decision to suspend its UK grants amid growing controversy has helped a few high-profile arts organisations avoid some extremely
"I hate musicals, I hate 'em." So said Richard Hawley in an interview quoted last week on BBC Radio 4's Front Row.
Ross Willis' debut play takes the form of a weird, wild ride, a verbal helter-skelter. Twin girls burst into the world, eloquent
Now that Seyi Omooba is no longer part of the Leicester Curve and Birmingham Hippodrome's production of The Color Purple, I suspect
With his debut play Ali and Dahlia exploring a love story between an Israeli and a Palestinian, Tariq Jordan tells Giverny Masso
Actors have been warned to exercise caution when sharing on social media, following a tumultuous week in which performer Seyi Omooba left
Known for her TV roles in W1A and Elementary, Ophelia Lovibond's theatre career has blossomed in recent years. She tells Nick Clark
The opening of a new multi-million immersive theatre venue in London's West End has been delayed by more than four months. Space
An opera singer who performed at the Royal Albert Hall wearing a pro-EU dress was forced to change it after receiving complaints
Virgin Trains bosses have agreed to meet with Equity following an unpaid voice-over competition it launched that sparked outrage among performers. In
Before the show begins the cast chats with the audience " some in English, others in Polish, ensuring that there isn't a
Phil Willmott's elegant production relocates Shakespeare's play to the Edwardian British Raj and makes Othello a conflicted collaborator in the British army.
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​ Albert
How did you start off in theatre? I've been involved in theatre since I was seven. I studied drama at college, then
My first theatre job was as assistant stage manager on Peter Pan, at Bromley's Churchill Theatre, in 2007. As the winter holidays
