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Kosovar playwright Jeton Neziraj is helping to explore the national identity of the 10-year-old country, Europe’s youngest, with his company Qendra Multimedia.
A performance as part of the Pinter at the Pinter season was called to an abrupt halt after an actor injured herself
A new online platform for audio dramas has been created for stories recorded using immersive technology. Almost Tangible has been set up
English National Opera is planning to use its safety curtain as a screen for projections that will advertise its forthcoming seasons. The
In a recent column for The Stage, associate editor Lyn Gardner highlighted how important it is that theatres make themselves welcoming for
The timing could not be more apt for a Broadway theatre to offer a play that puts race at its centre. This
Iman Qureshi's The Funeral Director, this year's winner of the Papatango prize for new writing, is a sensitive and nuanced exploration of
This is quite the achievement. Writer Chris Thorpe and director Sam Pritchard have toured six towns and cities in the North, and
A few weeks ago, I was in Athens for the British Council. I had a ticket to see the Greek National Theatre's
Ever wondered what it's like to be at the centre of a tabloid storm? I found myself caught up in one this
White Teeth " Kiln Theatre, London The second production in the rechristened Kiln Theatre's autumn season is an adaptation of Zadie Smith's acclaimed debut
A decade of austerity is, apparently, almost over. Believe it when you see it. Arts funding won't go up any time soon.
In 2010, Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence performed No Idea at the Young Vic, a show based around asking the general public
The centenary of the end of the First World War offers the ideal opportunity to look at this period of history from
This week’s production news includes a season announcement from London’s Young Vic and a reimagining of West Side Story with new choreography.
LGBT+ cabaret venue the Royal Vauxhall Tavern has signed a 20-year lease, securing the future of the endangered entertainment club. The south
Bolton Octagon's Fiona Gibson has been appointed interim chief executive at the Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse, replacing Deborah Aydon. Gibson has most
Even the most devoted Sherlock Holmes fans will find much to enjoy in this three-handed comic spoof on The Hound of the
Remember the name: Alice Vilanculo. She's a brilliant, naturally comedic actor, and easily the best thing about Victoria's Knickers, the second instalment
Charlie Ryall was introduced to 18th-century theatremaker Charlotte Charke at the age of 10 by her father, actor David Ryall. She tells
More than half of those responding to a YouGov survey have backed giving GPs the power to offer arts on prescription as
London dance organisation the Place has appointed Eddie Nixon as its new artistic director. He takes over from Richard Alston, who leaves
Yorkshire-based venues including Hull Truck Theatre and Leeds Playhouse have joined together in a new initiative to improve the diversity of theatre
Discover how a small group of friends created the Cardiff Fringe Theatre Festival from scratch, and in less than three years, grew
Thirty-six years since its Broadway debut, Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song returns to its original home, now owned and operated by Second Stage
