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The Royal Northern College of Music has become the first conservatoire in the UK to appoint a dedicated lecturer in health and
Eleven British actors are owed a reported £106,000 in unpaid fees for an advertising campaign that launched at the Oscars more than
As we near the end of 2018, we want to know about your year in theatre. This week we’re asking, how many
Peter Pans are thin on the ground in West Country theatres this Christmas. This curate's egg of a Theatre Royal Bath production
A modern arts space on the banks of the River Clyde which opened five years ago, Beacon Arts Centre shares much in
Hanna Streeter has been appointed executive director of the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond. She replaces Sarah Nicholson, who leaves the organisation
In a game of 2018 panto Bingo, Evolution's crackingly good Cinderella at St Albans would be victorious in no time. Quick-fire gags?
There is much in Cole Porter's Kiss Me, Kate (and its Shakespearean source material for that matter) that does not sit well
Light, tight and cheerful, Barbara Evans' boisterous staging of JM Barrie's much-loved adventure might have had its story stripped to the bare
Strictly Come Dancing star Brendan Cole, with his trademark fancy footwork, gleaming smile and plunging neckline, is at the centre of Qdos
Caroline, Or Change " Playhouse Theatre, London Sharon D Clarke reprises her acclaimed performance in Michael Longhurst's production of Tony Kushner's musical,
I'm going to say something unpopular, so please bear with me. I think Amanda Spielman may have a point. A couple of
Ola Ince's staging of Danai Gurira's The Convert is one of those rare productions in which every element "Â performances, direction, design, everything
This year's panto is one long bow for writer, director and long-running dame Berwick Kaler. Marking 40 years of what he calls
Musicals Full casting has been announced for the return of Follies to the National Theatre. The musical will run from February 12
When we meet, Antony McDonald has been working all day on his new production of Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel, which opened this
Imagine Theatre has finally found its feet in Fife after two under-firing years, with a family-orientated Beauty and the Beast that works
The Wrong Crowd has a lot of fun with this loose adaptation of the classic fairytale. Relocated to a 1950s beauty salon
Christmas shows are often a child's first experience of theatre, so their value on that score can't be underestimated. Alongside its family
On December 8, Alexander Zeldin's play Love, first performed in 2016 at the National Theatre, was broadcast as part of the BBC's
Nuffield Southampton Theatres executive director Caroline Routh is stepping down after three years. When she joined in 2015, she was part of
The mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced the capital’s first six creative enterprise zones, which will be awarded £11 million in
The Palladium Pantomime is back for the third year in a row. Reinstated after a 30-year absence in 2016, panto production giant
Before there was Hogwarts, there was Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches. It didn't have an evil house – that would be silly.
Hamilton star Giles Terera will join the cast of The American Clock at the Old Vic next year. Terera, who won an
