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Scott Ellis' revival of the Cole Porter musical unites the effervescent Kelli O'Hara with the rakish Will Chase for a production that
Campaign group Parents and Carers in Performing Arts has signalled its intent to expand into opera, music and dance, as it appoints
Regularly revived since its 1972 premiere, Alan Ayckbourn's Absurd Person Singular is a slow-moving but sharply observed farce of social climbing and
Edinburgh's Lyceum has removed a live rabbit from its production of musical Local Hero after receiving complaints from animal welfare campaigners. The
While the real world is in meltdown over Brexit, this revival of Scouse comedy Brick Up 2 is more concerned with the
English National Ballet has appointed a medical director for the first time to head up its work on science and medicine for
Theatre companies Barrel Organ, Burnt Lemon and Poltergeist have won this year's Untapped Award, for which they win a full Edinburgh Fringe
A streaming service billed as the world's first on-demand virtual reality experience for theatre has been launched. The platform, called LIVR, aims
An employee of Liverpool's Epstein Theatre has appeared in court accused of stealing more than £270,000 from the venue. Kelvin Lloyd, who
Marie Jones' Olivier-winning black comedy Stones in His Pockets, currently out on a 14-week national tour 20 years after its West End
Jason Donovan is returning to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 27 years after he first appeared in it, to play the
With the long list of names backing a successful festival, venue or production " whether on the creative teams or providing funding
Good feedback is crucial to making a good show, but where can you get it? Lyn Gardner meets circus company Upswing, which
There is something thrilling when a play has been deemed of significant interest to the population at large that critics all write
Harold Pinter's Betrayal is a play that's easier to admire than to love. Structurally, it's masterful, charting the emotional fallout from a
Virgin Trains has come under fire for a competition in which voice-over services will be provided for free, with Equity branding the
Three stories shedding light on various aspects of the British-Chinese experience are cleverly interwoven in this production that combines dining with verbatim
In a small shack in Port Elizabeth, deep in the grip of Apartheid, two brothers " one white-passing, one darker skinned "
It's 30 years since Mid Wales Opera first set out to bring fully staged chamber productions to small, rural communities " and
Actors are appealing for more stage and screen make-up to be suitable for vegan and vegetarian performers, after concerns were raised about
Primary schoolchildren in the London borough of Southwark will receive a free visit to the theatre every year as part of a
Things are kicking off in Liverpool " in fact, you could say they've reached rock bottom. Tabard hears things got a bit
There has been a huge outpouring of emotion following the death of actor Luke Perry. In 2004, he starred in a stage
A quarter of a century ago, we reported on a strange set of affairs: Bolton councillors debating on whether to lift a
