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Cameron Mackintosh has revealed he is reconsidering whether or not to push ahead with plans to redevelop the West End’s Ambassadors Theatre,
Though critics and audiences might often agree when naming their top performers, it can be difficult to define what characterises the very
The largest foreign-born community in the UK is Polish – it makes up 4.5% of London's foreign-born population " yet still theatre
From the award-winning team that brought you sold-out show Becoming Shades at Vault Festival, Chivaree Circus and Upstage Creative present their new production Crash. A
In the usual run of things, Broadway specialises in musicals and London in plays. The typical transatlantic traffic between these two world
The festival founded in a small town on the south-east coast of Ireland in 1951 has thrived on the most unlikely of
A sophisticated but relatively recent theatrical genre, Jingju (Peking Opera) achieved its current form in the 19th century. It draws on many
Jonathan Harvey's break out play Beautiful Thing, first performed 25 years ago, showcased his keen ear for naturalistic dialogue. Originally commissioned for
If you want to have a professional career in theatre, it is vital to spend time in theatre. Paines Plough‘s James Grieve offers
The co-artistic director of politically focused theatre company Knaive Theatre tells Giverny Masso about the company's current project, War With the Newts…
For 25 years, Barrie Rutter was the face of Northern Broadsides, so when he stepped down there were some pretty big shoes
Historian and presenter Mary Beard has apologised for referring to actors used in historical reconstructions within TV documentaries as "B-list". Beard said
The Royal Court is partnering with TV production company Kudos to offer a series of bursaries for writers from under-represented groups. Three
What is UK theatre like for non-Brits? What will it be like post-Brexit? Nick Awde meets Norwegian director Invi Brenna and Icelandic
Off Broadway musical Little Miss Sunshine is to make its European premiere at London’s Arcola Theatre before embarking on a UK tour.
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
It's almost 10 years since I moved from acting to directing. My first acting job was in a Spanish classical play called
Which organisations have you worked for? I was an education associate practitioner at the Royal Shakespeare Company last season and have been
I have been thinking about productivity of late. Notice I say "thinking" about productivity and not actually "being productive" " because in
The idea behind colourblind casting is not to see the colour of an actor as relevant to a particular role, that it
As a deputy stage manager, you often have to play diplomat. You are the contact point between everyone inside the rehearsal room
Writer/director Katharine Armitage's adaptation of Frankenstein " a site-specific promenade but not all that immersive production in spite of being billed
The Royal Court has unveiled a new season of work, including a production that reunites Jack Thorne and John Tiffany and a
The award-winning sound designer has carved out a wide-ranging career in theatre, working on some of the most dynamic shows at venues
A restaurant featuring a cast of singing waiters that is dubbing itself the ‘UK’s answer to Ellen’s Stardust Diner’ in New York
