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Netflix is exploring a foray into filmed theatre productions, as it announces it will adapt its first stage play for the platform
Performers Charlie Stemp and Jodie Jacobs will talk about their mental health struggles as part of a new initiative that aims to
Tributes have been paid to the theatre producer and former administrator Duncan C Weldon who has died at the age of 77.
I have been fortunate enough to visit many theatres, and see many shows, in all sorts of spaces over the years. Yet,
The awards presentation The award winners/media board The party
Regarding the cancellation of the UK tour of To Kill a Mockingbird (front page, January 24), these [Broadway] companies seem to think
How you know you've finally made it in theatre is a question directors must grapple with constantly. Is it when you're earning
As recent events have shown, producing a commercial tour can be a tightrope walk. It has become blessedly rare for West End
A new flexible performance venue from the team behind the King's Cross Theatre is to open in west London this summer, based
Partnering with The Stage, the company is offering two half-scholarships worth a total of £21,500. Paul Vale finds out what's in store
Imaginate has announced a £535,000 programme of wide-ranging initiatives for the children’s theatre and dance sectors in Scotland over the next three
The first plans for a redeveloped Brighton Hippodrome have been revealed, which include bringing the derelict building back to life as a
New Bush Theatre artistic director Lynette Linton has said the industry needs to “keep fighting” to ensure that “every voice is represented”.
Jennifer Tang's Ghost Girl // Gwei Mui feels like a mood board rather than a finished play. There's a lot of interesting
Bill Kenwright’s theatre company is threatening legal action against a venue in Preston, which it claims owes debts of around £70,000. BKL
Tiata Fahodzi artistic director Natalie Ibu is on a mission to multiply theatre's narratives. The 'strategic provocateur' tells Holly Williams about her
Theatre all too often generates headlines only when it acts controversially, or badly. The daily business of theatrical excellence tends to be
On her website, Jennie Buckman described herself as "acting coach, playwright, activator", that last epithet pointing to her increasing engagement with political
As Battery Sergeant-Major Williams in David Croft and Jimmy Perry's It Ain't Half Hot Mum, Windsor Davies' booming voice could be heard
Deafinitely Theatre has teamed up with Birmingham Stage Company to produce the first Horrible Histories show specifically for D/deaf children and their
For school leavers who have their minds set on a career in the performing arts but are not ready for the transition
Most promising newcomer Chris Walley for The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Noel Coward Theatre Best Shakespearean performance Sophie Okonedo for Antony and Cleopatra,
As the founding artistic director of the Place and the London Contemporary Dance School, Brooklyn-born Robert Cohan revolutionised dance in Britain. As
Rebecca Trehearn has been cast in a new version of Stephen Schwartz’s musical Rags at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester. Trehearn,
