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Build a Rocket by Christopher York was my favourite play of 2018. It's the heartfelt story of teenage, single mum who manages to change
While actors are often the focus of Equity fair-pay campaigns, designers face similarly poor conditions and crippling overheads. Lighting designer Robbie Butler
Building work has started on a £195 million development in London, which includes what is billed as the first new theatre to
Patti LuPone has claimed that the hierarchy within musical theatre productions can make them "very tough" environments to work in. LuPone, who
The latest chapter in the remarkable saga of the Broadway Peterborough emerged this week with the news that Selladoor Worldwide is to
Director and producer Michael Grandage has called on theatres to offer affordable tickets in all areas of an auditorium. He said he
Beleaguered Edinburgh Festival Fringe operator C Venues has been kicked out of its George Street venue after two years. The move comes
On first impressions, this lesser-known Arthur Miller play from 1993 bears all the hallmarks of the dramatist's greatest works. Centring on two
"If you ask my mum, she'll say I've been clowning for 46 years," says Andrew Davis, better known as Andy the Clown.
Under Ellen McDougall's leadership, the Gate has solidified itself as an invaluable space that continually programmes daring and ambitious work. Anthony Simpson-Pike's
Theresa May made the news this week when she jovially responded to a Twitter question asking whether she had ever seen the
In a 1969 editorial, our editor Eric Johns wondered why there weren't more young actors making their mark in the West End.
One of the most respected theatre accountants of his generation, Robert Thomas received an Olivier award shortly before his death at the
Lyn Gardner's article on the death of the high street struck a chord with us. A huge town centre redevelopment, conceived 20 years
Rags first appeared on Broadway in 1986 but closed after only four performances. The writers have since had other musical successes (notably
Potential dance students have many study options to choose from, each of which provide different styles of training and career prospects. Anna
Actor Adrian Scarborough has said that London-based actors should commit to more work away from the capital to help support regional theatre.
Call the dramaturg! Liam Scarlett's Frankenstein is in dire need of a pacemaker and emergency surgery to slice away at its considerable
For British audiences of a certain age, André Previn will be remembered as "Mr Preview", the hapless conductor who tried, and failed,
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Director Indhu Rubasingham has criticised the dominance of white men working as theatre critics, claiming it is a "power base that is
Secondary ticketing site Viagogo is facing further legal action from the Competition and Markets Authority, which claims it has failed to comply
Jo Clifford takes on one of Shakespeare's more troublesome plays in this re-imagining of The Taming of the Shrew, co-produced by Sherman
When first starting out as a writer, a mentor predicted that, since diversity was all the rage, I would 'make it' before
