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To celebrate 25 years of the National Theatre Archive, an exhibition of pieces selected by 25 theatremakers, scholars and one critic has
Edward Hall is to direct the world premiere of a new play by Howard Brenton as his final production as artistic director
It takes confidence to tinker with Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. Earlier this year, LKT Productions relocated it to a council
This is a really tough watch. Milo Rau's Hate Radio recreates a broadcast by RTLM, the Rwandan radio station that encouraged Hutu
An acting agency that forms part of the Pauline Quirke Academy has closed with immediate effect, as the organisation undergoes a refocus.
Sherman Theatre in Cardiff has appointed Joe Murphy as artistic director. He replaces Rachel O'Riordan, who has left to become artistic director
Sheridan Smith will play the narrator in the forthcoming West End revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, it has been
Those with puritanical sensibilities may want to stay away from Off-Broadway this spring. Opening shortly, just days apart, are these three plays:
English National Opera is to close the gender pay gap in its backstage staff as part of a historic deal with union
Sarah Frankcom's time at the Royal Exchange in Manchester has been a game-changer. Not just for the theatre itself " which had
A new working group has been formed that is set to overhaul employment conditions for stage managers. The formation of the working
Equity has written an open letter to MPs urging them to prevent a no-deal Brexit, warning that leaving the EU with no
An immersive theatre company is launching in London this month with a production that uses online data about its audience to personalise
Martin McDonagh has enjoyed cinematic success of late, most notably with Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, but the dark humour of his
Founded three years ago, the Opera Story has produced two new works, both of them genuine successes: Snow (2017) collated three shorter
Working at the intersection between visual arts, dance and contemporary performance " and living in Britain and Belgium " Reckless Sleepers has,
Look away now if you're chronically averse to spoilers, but I can exclusively announce the shortlist for the best new comedy category
London's Theatre Cafe is expanding to take over a second premises in the West End, where it plans to host a bigger
Kazuo Ishiguro's 1989 novel, The Remains of the Day, is driven by the idiosyncrasies of its narrator Stevens, an obsessively servile butler.
Royal Exchange Theatre artistic director Sarah Frankcom is to leave the Manchester venue after 21 years to become head of drama school
People from Adelaide will proudly tell you how they would not let Starbucks get a foothold in their city and, as a
Choreographer and director Rhiannon Faith's show Smack That is giving a voice to domestic abuse survivors and throwing a party to celebrate
London's creative sector has "has failed to diversify its workforce", with a report claiming 16% of employees in music, performing and visual
One of the many joys of A Midsummer Night's Dream is the numerous opportunities it provides for ingenuity and extravagance. Director Mike
As the stage adaptation of 2012 cult film Berberian Sound Studio runs at London's Donmar Warehouse, Kaleem Aftab talks to the original film's
