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Graeae's Jenny Sealey is launching a new theatre company called Where's My Vagina? that will be devoted to telling women's stories. The
Cameron Mackintosh is planning further works at the Victoria Palace just a year after it opened following a major refurbishment, in a
The misuse of non-disclosure agreements to prevent conversations about sexual harassment should be made an area of special focus by unions in
We all know that whoever says things, changes those things. So when Adjoa Andoh's King Richard says "This is no month to
The Royal Ballet marks the contribution and performances of Annette Page this month. Her husband and former dance partner Ronald Hynd talks
Finalists of the biggest playwriting prize for women including Ella Hickson have argued that female writers are still "seriously under-represented" in theatre.
Kneehigh has appointed Michelle Carwardine-Palmer, managing director of National Theatre Wales, as its new executive director. She will take up her post
Glasgow Citizens has been given an additional £1.78m government and council funds as the cost of its building redevelopment has risen by
In his ambitious and articulate first play, which had its London premiere at the Vaults in 2016, Tom Ratcliffe explores the evolution
This is quite a lot of fun. Fresh-faced company Any One Thing's Recollection is an immersive experience that involves its audience members
Everybody's Talking About Jamie has extended its run in the West End until 2020. The musical opened at the Apollo Theatre in
Working in the theatre, it's easy to forget what compelled us into the profession in the first place. It can be lost
Nothing has dulled Phoebe Waller-Bridge's sharp-edged, caustic, comedic solo show, Fleabag, since it premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2013. What has
An astonishing statistic about this Broadway transfer is that it's the first Broadway show with an all-female creative team, and the same
Jane Fallowfield has been appointed literary manager of the Royal Court. She replaces Chris Campbell, who stepped down after eight years to
Creative arts degrees cost the taxpayer 30% more than engineering degrees and are among the most expensive for the public purse, a
Not performed in London for 35 years, Athol Fugard's A Lesson from Aloes evokes the repressive atmosphere of 1960s South Africa and
BalletBoyz' short but riveting evening of new work begins with Them, a 30-minute piece devised via collective improvisation sessions in collaboration with
Wei, a 27-year-old 'leftover woman' " the tag given in China to single women aged over 25 " is searching for fulfilment
Maxine Peake, Ivo Van Hove and Lolita Chakrabarti all feature in the programme for the Manchester International Festival 2019. Peake has co-created
Members of the House of Lords have expressed concern over the rising cost of West End theatre tickets and called on the
So far, the Bridge Theatre hasn't quite been the unstoppable hit-making machine that many were anticipating when it opened back in October
Mischief Theatre is collaborating with magicians Penn and Teller on a new show for its West End residency at the Vaudeville Theatre.
Shakespeare's Globe has digitised its archive for the first time, including rarely seen items such as annotated scripts and show reports from
Tom Mothersdale had a particularly purple 2018. He was wheedling and American in Annie Baker's John at London's National Theatre, wolfishly sinister
