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There must have been a reason why this didn't open the newly done up Kiln Theatre in September. Parts of Zadie Smith's
Jonathan Bailey and Sheila Atim have joined the line-up for West End Christmas at Cadogan Hall. The event will take place at
Jesse Briton's new play A Pupil, tells the story of Ye, once a great violinist, now a jaded tutor, as she struggles
Pauline Knowles, who has died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of 50, was a leading actor on the Scottish
Iman Qureshi's award-winning play The Funeral Director explores a gay Muslim woman coming to terms with her identity. She tells Giverny Masso
True Blood actor Denis O’Hare is to make his National Theatre debut playing the title role in Tartuffe. The new adaptation of
Writer, actor or producer " getting involved at the start of a production can be advantageous for all theatremakers " you never
As interactive shows have hit the mainstream in the past 20 years, their success has sometimes been tempered with failure. Specifiq's Oscar
A scheme to allow dancers to access union services when working abroad in the European Union has been launched. The dance passport
I trained with Miskin Theatre company, which was a fantastic training ground for me. My first paid job was being the Wind
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie has extended its run in the West End until September 2019. The musical, which celebrates its first anniversary
How did you start in theatre? After leaving Bretton Hall College, I worked with theatre companies in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire and Newcastle
It's been four years since theatremaker Chris Goode gave us a solo show " Men in the Cities in 2014 " but the long
Lotte Wakeham has been announced the new artistic director of the Octagon Theatre in Bolton. Currently associate artistic director at the Stephen
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Ringing phones? Rustling sweet wrappers? Common complaints of 'bad behaviour' from audience members. But the author of a new book tells Lyn
Close your eyes and picture a stage. Picture the set " maybe it's a realistic room or an abstract array of colours and shapes.
Video projection was once the domain of big-budget West End spectaculars. Heather Doole talks to theatremakers in small-scale companies now producing shows
Far more than any supernatural scariness, the simple inability to move on from the death of a loved one is at the
An Arts Council England-funded programme for minority ethnic arts leaders has found itself at the centre of a controversy after it was
Kevin Shaw, artistic director and chief executive of the Oldham Coliseum, has announced he is stepping down after 17 years. Shaw will
As the Royal Court Theatre's international director for more than 20 years, Elyse Dodgson introduced British audiences to writers and plays from
As a cloud-like parachute billows above a room strewn with knick-knacks and suffused with memories (a superb design from Daisy Blower), a
Fiona-Jane Weston creates one-woman and cabaret shows that often focus on women in history. She tells Giverny Masso why she feels it
If you did your raving in the 1990s, you'll know that Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu's latest play takes its name from the certified banger
