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A large part of the appeal of Gingerline's immersive dining experiences is secrecy. Not knowing what you're getting and where you're going
Ambassador Theatre Group has unveiled plans to expand into comedy and music, with new venue the Stockton Globe focusing predominantly on these
'Twas as a mere youth that I came across the illustrious Albert Finney (Obituary, February 11). His looks were almost archetypically British,
Tabard knew audience behaviour was on a downward spiral, but news this week showed how terrible things have got. Shockingly so. Tabard
The Stage used to be well known for the light-entertainment performers who took out adverts in its back pages. Thirty years ago
In its rebuilt form, Wilton's Music Hall dates from exactly the same period as the Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera, whose premiere
Taio Lawson’s revival of Debbie Tucker Green’s 2015 play Hang is incredibly tense. The incessant hum of the air conditioning, the flickering
Henry Goodman, Josie Lawrence and Chizzy Akudolu are to join Freddie Fox in the UK premiere of Edmond de Bergerac, which opens
London’s Park Theatre has committed to ensuring all performers and stage managers working at the venue are employed on an Equity agreement.
At the start of my career, things moved quickly for me. I went from the chorus to playing musical theatre leads to
The arts could become more important for young people than maths in the future, according to a leading education expert. Researcher Andreas
Nimax Theatres operations director James Heaton has been named chief executive of the trust that will run a new creative district in
Last year, Stagecoach students performed 73 productions of Beauty and the Beast worldwide " at the same time. The unique achievement reflects
The appointment of Talawa as resident company at the soon-to-reopen Fairfield Halls in Croydon marks the end of a long journey for
Offstage workers at Ambassador Theatre Group venues across the UK could receive payouts totalling tens of thousands of pounds, following a tribunal
Next month, the Royal Opera House is appealing against a landmark ruling in which a viola player was compensated for irreparable hearing
Telling stories around a fire is probably the oldest form of theatremaking. It's no accident that American playwright Anne Washburn has set
Emil Dale Academy turns 10 in 2019, and it continues to go from strength to strength. So what's the secret to its
Experimental playwright Eve Leigh is becoming an increasingly intriguing voice in UK theatre. She talks to Matt Trueman about her new play
Lekhani Chirwa's first solo show Can I Touch Your Hair?, which is to run at this year's Vault Festival in London, explores
Sylvia Kay was a familiar television face during the heyday of studio-based television drama in the 1960s and 1970s and went on
Sidonie Darrell " known as Sidi " made her stage debut at the age of three and went on to become a
As a hip hop reinterpretation of The Wind in the Willows begins its UK tour, its choreographer tells Anna Winter about being
Comedian Jim Davidson has been banned from returning to a Peterborough venue after allegedly being rude to audience members. The Cresset, where
