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Interference is more than just a crackle on the line in this haunting trilogy of near-future plays, commissioned and directed by Cora
John Pielmeier's stage adaptation of The Exorcist has announced a UK tour following a run in the West End. The tour will
There have been some unlikely topics of inspirations for musicals over the years. These include Mormonism, media personality Katie Hopkins, talk-show host
Your news story ('Backstage staff are pushed to breaking point') focuses on lighting programmers. However, throughout the industry there is a workforce
Musical theatre star Rachel John is to kickstart a new series of events at London's Shaw Theatre, in which performers will sing
Should press be invited to understudy runs? Not to review, just to celebrate the role of the understudy… " Anthony (@AntWalker_Cook) March
Spirit Young Performers Company is offering three year-long scholarships across its dance and musical theatre courses. Paul Vale speaks to the company's
Just before leaving drama school, I got to play my dream role in a contemporary play which was very popular overseas but
A free online map of London's cultural spaces has been created, which aims to help local authorities to protect their current cultural
Talawa Theatre Company has launched a digital platform to give black British artists a "dedicated virtual space" to connect and collaborate with
It's a woman's world in Justin Audibert's take on The Taming of the Shrew. He's taken one of Shakespeare's ugliest plays and
It's the Soviet Union in the 1950s and a museum thinks it may have come across a genuine Matisse. So it calls
The playwright Michael Ross, whose latest work, The Shy Manifesto, recently finished a five-week UK tour, has died of cancer, aged 40.
Drama school student Jac Yarrow has been cast in the title role in the forthcoming revival of Joseph and the amazing Technicolor
In April it will be 20 years since Mamma Mia! first opened in the West End and 45 years since Abba won
The Society of British Theatre Design has chosen some of the UK's top theatre designers to showcase their work at international design
There are plenty of battles still to be won in Britain by the LGBT+ community and its allies. Recent homophobic protests outside
It is hard to see a route to a happy resolution in the case of Seyi Omooba, the young actor at the
A hard-working and widely admired stage and TV actor for more than five decades, Michael Thomas was a fixture at the National
Jack Cole might not be the best remembered choreographer from Hollywood's golden age, but he was an innovator in his day. He
The performing arts teach children a range of life skills that are increasingly not being taught in schools. One of the key
The co-founder and co-artistic director of Fevered Sleep tells Giverny Masso about the company's latest project, which encourages people to talk about
White Christmas starring Danny Mac is to run at the Dominion Theatre in London's West End this Christmas. The Irving Berlin musical
While there are myriad ways to become a theatre director, as any professional will tell you, if you are looking for specific
