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This week came the announcement that the Boulevard Theatre will be reborn 25 years after it shut down in Soho on the
Paul Raymond's Boulevard Theatre in Soho is to be revived more than 25 years after it closed, with a state-of-the-art space that
Birmingham Repertory Theatre has appointed Sean Foley as its new artistic director. His appointment comes alongside new deputy artistic and executive directors
Following her acclaimed performance as Aunt Maggie in Nine Night, Cecilia Noble is taking on a very different challenge in Bruce Norris'
MPs have called for arts subjects to be included in the English Baccalaureate, to ensure "all students benefit from a creative education"
In the early 1950s, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were arrested on suspicion of leaking American secrets to the Soviet Union, convicted and
Just after graduating from London Studio Centre, I auditioned for Extemporary Dance Theatre. Sean Walsh, then the director, was creating a new
How did you start off in theatre? As a teenager, I fell madly in love with a girl in our high school's
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â€�…
Creating a musical is a little like sex, according to Tony award-winning writer and director James Lapine, possibly with his tongue in
While studying theatre design in 2011, I desperately learned everything I could to one day get my work on the National Theatre's
Disney musical Frozen has confirmed a London run, opening at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the autumn of 2020. Directed by
At the recent WhatsOnStage Awards, where Nottingham Playhouse was fortunate enough to pick up awards for The Madness of George III, Adrian
Wales' capital city connects the plays in this Welsh-language double bill from Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru. While Merched Caerdydd (Cardiff Girls) and Nos
Tamar Saphra is to direct her first full-length run of a production, which has been written by her mother, Jacqueline Saphra, this
Campaigners have launched a fundraising drive towards a multi-million pound redevelopment of a historic theatre in King's Lynn, which currently faces an
A question mark hangs over a future production of The Color Purple after a historic social media post by its lead actor
Tom Wright's debut play My Dad's Gap Year, which opened last month at London's Park Theatre, concerned the exploits of a dysfunctional,
Last week, Southwark Council announced it was launching a scheme to enable every primary school child in the London borough to see
It makes perfect sense that David Eldridge's 2012 play is being revived as part of the Queen's Theatre's Essex on Stage season.
Three years in the making, this project from choreographer Russell Maliphant and composer Vangelis is all Greek to me. Straying well beyond
Until recently, Belgium's history in Africa was rarely discussed, but now three Ghent institutions have collaborated with collective Black Speaks Back to
Tyrone Huntley is among the nominees for this year's Ian Charleson Awards, alongside Bally Gill and Hannah Morrish. The annual awards celebrate
Cheltenham Playhouse has submitted plans for a multimillion-pound redevelopment. The refurbishment aims to make the grade II-listed building "more flexible and fit
A play by journalist Bim Adewunmi that was commissioned as part of an initiative for debut playwrights but cancelled without notice is
