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Alex McGowan has been appointed executive director and joint chief executive of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow. He joins the theatre in
Clare Burt, Golda Rosheuvel and Josie Walker have been cast in The American Clock at the Old Vic in London. The Arthur
Jessica Latowicki is co-artistic director of contemporary theatre company Made in China with her partner Tim Cowbury. She tells Giverny Masso about
New two-year technical programmes are planned to equip young people for employment. Susan Elkin gauges opinion on how the courses will work,
The Last Days of Mankind by Austrian playwright and journalist Karl Kraus has been deemed 'unstageable.' Using found texts from newspapers, political
The magician wowed TV audiences with spectacular feats then took to arena tours, before Crohn's disease laid him low. Now he's back,
Northampton's Royal and Derngate theatre has bolstered its production team as it prepares to expand its programme of home-grown work, particularly around
Jason Robert Brown's glorious 2001 musical, exploring a couple's passionate yet doomed relationship from each partner's perspective, has seen a number of
Olivier award-winning production Rotterdam has announced a major UK tour. Jon Brittain’s comedy, which explores gender and sexuality, premiered at Theatre 503
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
How did you start off in theatre? At 16, I wrote to the Starlight Express wardrobe team and begged to work for
My first job was in 2000. It was a TV film for the BBC called Care, filmed in Cardiff. It was a
One of Broadway's leading men, with a CV ranging from Shakespeare to The Lion King, Patrick Page is making his UK stage
Back in 2010 I could not get tickets to see the National Theatre's Hamlet, starring Rory Kinnear, so I watched the NT
National Theatre Wales is under fresh scrutiny after more than 200 Welsh actors have claimed it is neglecting the country’s creative talent.
Highly successful in its own time, George Farquhar's The Recruiting Officer is a wry restoration sex comedy with a subversive streak that
Marking the centenary of the Armistice, Return of the Unknown is a clumsy but undeniably ambitious interrogation of the act of remembrance.
After starting out as a performer, Imitating the Dog's Simon Wainwright has moved to a career in video design. He tells Fergus
Oldham Coliseum's plans for a new £27 million home have been scrapped, after the local council said it was reviewing its "work
Taking place as part of the annual NEoN (North East of North) Digital Arts Festival in the Scottish tech and design industries
Rafaella Marcus is directing what is billed as the first professional UK production of Irwin Shaw's Bury the Dead in 80 years.
The results of a recent LAMDA poll of 11-18 year olds make for depressing reading. If Shakespeare is the only named author
Cirque du Soleil has announced the UK premiere of a show inspired by the film Avatar, which has been developed with director
Reece Connolly's Chutney concerns a frustrated young couple embark on a spree of animal killings to alleviate their boredom. But this idea
The opening of Oldham Coliseum's Cinderella signals the start of pantomime season. To begin with Cinderella (Shorelle Hepkin) seems to be stepping
