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Babylon Beyond Borders is a momentous technical feat. At the end of the performance, a spotlight illuminates Heather Pasfield, the live stream
No detail in the Norwegian Ibsen company's staging of The Lady from the Sea is left to chance. In this bilingual version,
The West End production of True West, starring Kit Harington and Johnny Flynn, has been recorded for audio release on Audible. The
Actor Jade Anouka has argued that there needs to be more openness in the casting of classical theatre in order for it
Lyn Gardner talks to Writing Squad director Steve Dearden and finds out about how the company has helped writers Nick Payne and
Amy Hodge's production of Brecht's epic play of conflict and commerce sets out its stall from the start. The Royal Exchange stage
Blue Door is the name given by some African Americans to the ancestral belief that painting door frames in this colour would
Christopher Marlowe's Edward II is a thrilling account of a fascinating episode in British history, one filled with personal and political dilemmas.
Chichester Festival Theatre is introducing a new spiegeltent venue for its 2019 season, which also includes appearances from Hugh Bonneville, John Simm,
Two experienced actors currently playing in the West End have responded very differently to breaches of audience etiquette during their shows. Writing
There's a great deal this lesser-known Arthur Miller play has in common with the other lesser-known Arthur Miller play that opened up
With delays of six months not uncommon, voice actors are often paid long after their work has aired. Jon Dryden Taylor looks
As friendships go, the one between Sarah (Ellie Piercy) and Frankie (Bianca Stephens) falls into the 'unlikely' category. On paper, the women
An £8,000 playwriting award has been launched to “further the ambitions” of budding writers working in front-of-house, backstage, administrative and creative roles
The recently renovated Bloomsbury Theatre is establishing a programme inspired by research that will see performers and creatives work alongside leading scientists
Playwrights, like fashions, go in and out of style, and in 2019 Arthur Miller is back in a big way in London.
Life has a way of carrying on, even in the face of catastrophe. With the world quietly coming to an end offstage,
It started off like every company manager's nightmare. A show's star is taken ill (brief panic) but it's okay, the understudy can
Lyn Gardner on Berkoff/Mamet I disagree with Lyn Gardner (Back off Berkoff and Mamet " women own the #MeToo story) on the
We reported on a dispute between critics and theatre managements over starting times: "The row over when the public can read about
The Theatres Trust has awarded its 100th grant to a consortium of theatres in Greater Manchester, including Home and the Royal Exchange,
Following a UK tour and a brief stint at the Palladium last year Rip It Up – The 60s gets a limited
Maggie Smith will return to the stage for the first time in 12 years to perform in a new one-woman play by
Albert Finney's death is a huge loss to stage and screen, but it has also served as a lightning rod for wider
