Redundancy threat to RSC stage door staff lifts as in-house service is retained
Stage door staff at the Royal Shakespeare Company are no longer facing redundancy after the theatre company vowed to retain an in-house
Stage door staff at the Royal Shakespeare Company are no longer facing redundancy after the theatre company vowed to retain an in-house
Site-specific theatre company Dante or Die is among the recipients of £1 million in government funding to create new immersive experiences in
Despite the title The Greatest Snowman bears little resemblance to the hit 2017 movie musical in which Hugh Jackman plays PT Barnum.
Queen musical We Will Rock You is to be reimagined for a new UK and Ireland tour next year, it has been
"This is a show about value", Haley McGee declares halfway through her one-woman show. Inspired by a conversation with Visa about her
UK entertainers played a vital role in the war effort, as a new book by Roger Foss explains. Nick Smurthwaite discovers how
As Edinburgh steps up its game as a Christmas and New Year destination, and Underbelly's management of the artistic programme taking place
Before its run in the Sam Wanamaker Theatre, Oliver Chris’ staging of Ralegh: The Treason Trial was put on in the Great
Pieced together from what author and poet Nick Makoha describes as fragments of "memory and imagination," The Dark is a richly textured
More than 85% of internships in the arts are unpaid, new research has revealed. The finding is presented in the report Pay
Pitlochry Festival Theatre has been awarded £10 million towards its £25 million redevelopment project. The announcement is part of the £700 million
Selladoor Worldwide is expanding into venue management after winning the contract to run two theatres in north Devon. The theatre company will
Tara Fitzgerald is among the casting announced for Anne Washburn’s Shipwreck at the Almeida Theatre. In addition to Fitzgerald, who recently appeared
The life of Harriet Tubman, African American freedom fighter and former slave, is a gift for an opera composer. Born on a
With its compelling portrait of a 'superfluous man', Mikhail Lermontov's novel 1840 A Hero of Our Time depicts a listless, resting soldier
Speaking on a recent panel called Trans Visibility in the Theatre, actor Alexandra Billings said: "The number is only a handful, but
Ovalhouse is regenerating. In 2020, the south London theatre will open a new, £15 million building in Brixton as part of Lambeth
A theatre in Suffolk has introduced a dedicated policy to help control audiences who want to dance during shows. The Marina Theatre
Further education colleges offering arts courses are knowingly giving young people “false hope” about their future because of poor job prospects in
Actor Indigo Griffiths started writing to address the lack of roles for mixed-race performers. She tells Giverny Masso about her first full-length
Motown the Musical is that rare beast: a jukebox musical that has heart, soul and a little bit of social politics, along
The queer collective Sink the Pink mounts a show at Christmas, but remarkably this is the first time that it has ever
Join national treasure and celebrated broadcaster Michael Parkinson in conversation with his son and co-author Mike, as they celebrate the life and
Actor, writer and singer Danusia Samal has been announced the winner of the 2018 Theatre503 International Playwriting Award. Samal will receive £6,000
Children's theatre company Oily Cart has undergone a leadership restructure, with the appointment of its first ever executive director. The company has