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Pretty Woman, the rags-to-riches movie starring Richard Gere as a cut-throat capitalist and Julie Roberts as the prostitute he procures to escort
After January 2021, European artists may need visas to tour the UK " what impact might this have on British festivals? Nick
Nominations for the Olivier Awards 2020 were announced via live-stream on Facebook by performers Gavin Creel and Alexia McIntosh. The awards ceremony
Once focused on technique, dance schools now offer training in creative development and entrepreneurial skills to prepare students for the industry. Leading
Guildhall School of Music and Drama has shut down for up to two weeks after a member of staff tested positive for
Much like a mercurial monarch, Kensington Palace gives with one hand and takes away with the other. United Queendom, a new immersive
Lucy Prebble has won the 2020 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize for her play A Very Expensive Poison, about the killing of former
Where do you work? I support multiple West End and Off-West End productions, as well as resident and touring productions across the
I started ballet classes aged two and a half and took all the grades. Although I wanted to dance as a profession,
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​ Albert
The love interest with no agency, the formidable female boss, the female characters who exist purely to drive the male protagonists' story
One of the best books I've ever read about show lighting has nothing to do with lighting at all. In The Blink
When I first started out in 1967, the dance scene in the UK was very different. Many vocational training schools were able
Even in 1990 Pretty Woman proved divisive. Reviewing it in Time magazine, Richard Corliss somewhat sniffily suggested an equivalence between its protagonists
"Must" is the first word Thibault Delférière writes on a large cloth at the back of the stage, before continuing to drag
Denise Gough has urged winners of awards to use their platform for advocacy rather than "self-congratulation". Gough was speaking at the WhatsOnStage
Emily Keston is one half of Keston and Keston " a children's casting and management organisation " which she set up with
For this stylish double bill of plays in the newly fitted Above the Stag studio, writer David Thame examines the patterns and
Those with a passing knowledge of the work of poet Murray Lachlan Young " whose best-known odes have such non-family-friendly titles as
Leading ballet costumiers talk tights and tutus with Anna Winter and reveal where the traditions come from, how the outfits are made,
This double-bill of dramatisations has been a long-time labour of love for actor Robert Bathurst, and his passion shows. He pours himself
Soutra Gilmour has argued that established designers have a responsibility to fight for better pay conditions for their younger counterparts. Her comments
A visually impaired actor touring with the Royal Shakespeare Company has become the first in the organisation's history to cover a lead
As coronavirus continues to spread throughout the UK, attention has turned to advice for members of the public and how to stop
This year marks 250 years since Beethoven's birth. For opera companies the anniversary choice is simple, since he completed only one opera,
