It's time to halt the decline of arts in schools (your views, November 1)
News that nearly a third of students do not know our greatest playwright is deeply concerning and does not bode well for
News that nearly a third of students do not know our greatest playwright is deeply concerning and does not bode well for
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Burgerz at Hackney
As times change, and people get more into their smartphones, Netflix series and social media, you can't blame someone for trying to
Martin Crimp's 1988 play Dealing With Clair is, in some ways, more relevant than ever in 2018. In others, it's awkwardly old-fashioned.
Jess (Kate Hargreaves) and Joe (Misha Butler) want to tell their story. It's a story about not fitting in, about transformation, about
As a self-producing theatremaker, I was delighted to win an award earlier this year. Not only was it a very nice evening,
@westendproducer the 9-5 job for Londoners is slowly becoming extinct. With this in mind & ppl working later, is there a potential
The Actors Centre in London is to stage a season of new plays created by working-class performers. The programme is being curated
Sarah DeLappe's debut play, a 2017 Pulitzer prize-finalist, is a skilfully drawn coming-of-age tale set in a US girls' junior soccer team.
Joanna Murray-Smith’s play Honour, which received its British premiere in 2003 at the National Theatre, is about the nature of relationships. Journalist
To raise awareness of young talent, performing arts school franchise Stagecoach is sponsoring a new category at The Stage Debut Awards "
Stage and screen star Hayley Atwell is currently playing two lead roles a night in Measure for Measure at the Donmar Warehouse.
New work is the lifeblood of theatre, pushing our perceptions of the world in new directions and telling us fresh stories. But
Marisa Carnesky is interested in exploring the representation of women, variety entertainment and ritual in her work. She talks to Giverny Masso
Performer Jon Dryden Taylor didn't train, but did he miss out? He talks to a casting director and another performer who did
Marianne Elliott is to direct a production of Death of a Salesman starring Wendell Pierce, Sharon D. Clarke and Arinze Kene as
As the currency exchange firm ends its sponsorship of the National's tickets scheme after 15 years, Matt Trueman looks at the colossal
Dancers from Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures will take up residency at a school in north-east London as part of the first ever
In 2016, the ban was lifted on women in the British army fighting in close combat roles. Kate Bowen's new play takes this
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
My first job was in 2006, before I went to drama school. It was a TV film called That Summer Day about
How did you start in theatre? I attended Langley Theatre Workshop in Middleton, Manchester, where I'm from, for weekly classes in acting
As the actor Rio Fanning and writer Michael Robartes, the son of Irish playwright AP Fanning led a double life " one
A ‘game-changing’ scheme that will provide workers in the performing arts with access to last-minute childcare is launching in 2019. The initiative