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A role in a forthcoming stage version of CBeebies' Twirlywoos is to be job shared between two performers with young children, marking
Jamie Lloyd's lavishly cast and intelligently programmed season of Harold Pinter's one-act works draws to a close with a double bill of
Government disability champion for the arts and culture Andrew Miller speaks of his experiences as a disabled person struggling to get work
Written and performed by Gary Kitching and Steve Byron, Bacon Knees and Sausage Fingers is a bleak and often uncomfortable comic drama
Market Theatre inquiry concludes SOUTH AFRICA/ JOHANNESBURGÂ South Africa's ministry of arts and culture has concluded its investigation into misconduct, racism and nepotism
Vladimir Mirzoev’s visually striking, psychologically nuanced staging of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard, one of three productions being staged in London by Moscow
London mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a major trust that aims to boost the number of affordable spaces for dance and theatre
Theatre designer Vicki Mortimer has joined the board of the National Theatre, as part of a number of new appointments. She joins
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Kes at Leeds
Drama school is not the only way I was disappointed at the tone of Susan Elkin's feature on foundation courses, which implies
This year, the great and good of Theatreland descended on London's Bridge Theatre for The Stage Awards, in association with Integro Insurance
Michael Ball and Alfie Boe will both return to Les Miserables in the West End later this year for a concert version
Music education in England is in crisis and is being destroyed by the English Baccalaureate, a parliamentary report has claimed. The “devastating”
Three London drama schools are offering aspiring performers the chance to audition for all of them on one day, for a flat
Hope Theatre artistic director Matthew Parker has announced his intention to step down this year. Parker, who has run the north London
Have you ever wondered what life would be like if black people ruled the world? If the status quo went topsy-turvy, and
Jukebox musicals have become one of the most familiar and popular forms of musical theatre. Producers love them, because they have a
Life's not going great for Sasha Clayton. Her time as the queen bee of secondary school is over, she's living in her
London’s Park Theatre has announced it is establishing a new artist development strand that will offer free rehearsal and performance space to
Les Miserables designer John Napier has lamented plans to replace the current West End staging with a touring version, labelling the newer
With local authority support for arts funding falling off a cliff in recent years, councils and cultural organisations are looking at ways
After more than three decades in the West End, John Napier's staging of Les Miserables is set to be replaced by the
Recently, Stephen Sondheim told an interviewer: "There is not enough time any longer to build stars on Broadway.” He was referring to famous
Blue/Orange is a play that just gets better and better with age. Joe Penhall's 2000 Olivier-winner is as intelligent and absorbing as
