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Hamilton leads the nominations for this year’s WhatsOnStage Awards, picking up 12, with performers Carey Mulligan, Rosalie Craig and Arinze Kene also
Oldham Coliseum associate director Chris Lawson has become acting artistic director, following the departure of Kevin Shaw. Shaw was also chief executive,
A fund to support theatre critics in Wales is to end due to the cancellation of the Wales Theatre Awards. The Wales
The Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse is no longer part of Arts Council England’s national portfolio, with the theatre admitting that its failed
The New Vic’s adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s classic is full of gentle whimsy and clever stagecraft. The cast of accomplished actor-musicians begins
Comedy duo Alan McHugh and Jordan Young have been at the heart of Aberdeen's pantomime for over a decade. Together they bring
The Other Room pub theatre has created a Christmas tradition of offering a grown-up ‘anti-panto’ as an antidote to the usual family-oriented
Since you picked up the story (Ofsted chief: 'Arts courses claim unrealistic career prospects', November 29, p1), many of your readers have
There was a buzz in the air at the Other Palace last week. What's the buzz?, Tabard hears you ask. Well, here
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Grimm Tales
As the novelist Jack Sugden newly returned home to take over the eponymous Emmerdale Farm in ITV's pioneering lunchtime soap, Andrew Burt
Since its first intake of creative students in 1973, Buckinghamshire College Group’s Amersham Campus has established itself as a thriving centre of
Olivier award-winning performer Matt Henry is one of seven new patrons to be announced by Urdang Academy. Other patrons appointed by the
I'm about to do my first mail-out to agents and casting directors. Well, I say 'about to', but my new headshots, showreel
Duncan Hendry, the chief executive of Edinburgh’s Capital Theatres, is to step down in June 2019 after seven years in the role.
In his 25-year stewardship of London's Open Air Theatre, David Conville transformed the venue into an essential fixture in the capital's theatre
With its wooden floors and low ceilings, Bristol's Tobacco Factory feels like a natural home for Mary Norton's story of tiny humans
Penned by Andrew Pollard, Martin Berry's panto for Queen's Theatre Hornchurch is a rather by-the-numbers affair. Though the fairground setting allows for
The capital's audiences have enjoyed a golden age of drama recently but elsewhere the picture is less rosy. Fiery Angel's Edward Snape
Leading artistic directors working in regional theatre have claimed that performers are increasingly turning down work across the country to keep themselves
The Unity Theatre's Christmas show sees them once again pairing with children's theatre company Action Transport while working in collaboration with Liverpool
Making the decision to cut a favourite part of your creative project, whether for clarity of storytelling, to remove a joke that
Ellie Dubois presents No Show… What do you expect when you go to the circus? The greatest show on earth? The glitzy
Accessibility is theatre's greatest challenge. Since it happens at a specific time and place, it usually requires its audience to be there,
