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The BBC could outsource the making of its topical arts coverage, and has announced it will open a bidding process for its
The Royal Court’s international director, Elyse Dodgson, has died. Dodgson, who worked at the Royal Court for more than 30 years and
Cassie Kinoshi has been named the next Cameron Mackintosh resident composer, as the scheme is rolled out in Scotland for the first
If you are a canny independent producer with a new commercial musical up your sleeve, maybe this is the year to put it
On one level, maybe it doesn't matter if a few schoolchildren haven't heard of Shakespeare. It should be perfectly possible to have
Like The Pillowman, Martin McDonagh's supreme 2003 play, his latest work is also about a storyteller " in this case Hans Christian
Bromance is a new musical comedy that pokes gentle fun at the rules guys lay down when attempting to engage in a
Bristol Old Vic has launched a series of heritage exhibitions and experiences to celebrate its 252-year history. Visitors will be able to
Kneehigh associate artist Carl Grose has been made deputy artistic director of the theatre company. The role is a newly created one,
It's hard not to compare villainous characters in children's theatre to Matilda's Miss Trunchbull. The marvellously mean and deliciously disgusting Matron in
The Royal Opera House will appeal a landmark ruling in favour of a musician who claimed his hearing was “irreversibly damaged” during
Former Young Ones Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer were at the cutting edge of the new wave of comedy in the 1980s.
The Pinter at the Pinter season included a one-off gala night earlier this month to mark what would have been the playwright's
Nima Sene's show Beige B*tch, which is part of Contact in Manchester's season, explores black identity and belonging in a world dominated
It was a wonderful experience to have Cicely Berry work on plays of mine at the Royal Shakespeare Company in the 1980s
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Europe at Leeds
Live Theatre's artistic director Joe Douglas makes his directorial debut for the company with Clear White Light, Paul Sirett's contemporary take on
For a long time, I struggled with a personal issue from which acting was one of my escapes. From that starting point,
Stage managers are facing "unstable" working conditions over the pantomime season that threaten their futures in the industry, the body that represents
Plans for Coventry’s forthcoming year as UK City of Culture have been given a £5 million boost by Arts Council England. The
The reopening of Croydon’s Fairfield Halls following a £30 million refurbishment has been delayed until September 2019 " around a year later
With a master's degree in animal behaviour and conservation under her belt, Isabella Rossellini brings a spirit of generosity and wit to
He's done it again. Having made Hamlet feel freshly hatched, Almeida associate Robert Icke does the same for Ibsen's 1884 play. The
Being black and trans and making theatre can be lonely work. I know I am not the only one, but it can
