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It can be good to see your world through others' eyes. In these often troubling times " with Brexit uncertainty, austerity squeezes
James Purdy isn't amongst the better-known figures of 20th-century American literature but his work was highly esteemed by Dorothy Parker, Tennessee Williams,
Embracing new technologies and integrating them into performance not only foster a new form of theatre but can enhance traditionally staged work.
Theatre was thrown into the national spotlight with the emergence of the #MeToo movement. Led by the Royal Court, the industry pledged
More than 80% of theatre organisations polled by The Stage have updated their procedures relating to harassment and bullying in the past
Andrew Lloyd Webber has unveiled a wall of fame outside the London Palladium, as a "permanent legacy" to the artists that have
A scheme in which audiences can pay for their theatre tickets in installments, has recently been rolled out in the US, where
Choreographer Stephen Mear has been named first president of performing arts school Bird College. In the role, Mear will advocate for the
Who did Brendan Bracken and William Joyce see when they looked into the mirror? Â Two Irishmen, the first the Tipperary-born son of
"It's time to bugger off and let someone else have a go," said David Jubb last Friday announcing his departure from Battersea
The first preview of The Wild Duck at the Almeida Theatre has been cancelled due to cast illness. Director Robert Icke’s adaptation
Making his stage debut in Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's Dishoom!, Bilal Khan, who was born with cerebral palsy, plays the lead role of
In a climate of ever-tightening budgets, director Runi Sveen tells Nick Awde how the festival used this to its advantage to produce
Paper Cinema has condensed Shakespeare's most accessible (and sensational) tragedy to a 75-minute run, using their signature multimedia style. Entirely wordless but
Arthur Miller’s The Price starring David Suchet is to transfer to the West End. The 50th anniversary production of the play, directed
The 306: Dusk is the final part of Oliver Emanuel and composer Gareth Williams' emotional trilogy for National Theatre of Scotland about
Stuart Piper has left Intertalent, the agency he co-founded as Cole Kitchenn 13 years ago. Piper said he had made the “difficult
There's a certain, old-style schoolboy thrill about this Australian import. A play about Charles Darwin's legendary round-the-world voyage on the HMS Beagle,
The Lehman Trilogy will transfer to the West End next year following a run in New York. The play, which originated in
Measuring success in theatre is pretty easy thanks to a box office tally of tickets, reaction from the audience and critics, and
Earlier this year, I wrote about artistic failure and what can be learned from making a piece of theatre perceived to be
The Inheritance "Â Noel Coward Theatre, London Matthew Lopez's ambitious and moving seven- hour, two-part update of EM Forster's Howards End, exploring the
The UK Theatre Awards 2018, which celebrate achievement in regional theatre, took place at London’s Guildhall on October 14. They were hosted
Studies at Drama St Mary's, housed within the Twickenham-based university, are rooted in practice-based learning designed to prepare students for the rigours
Plays Inua Ellams' play Barber Shop Chronicles is to tour the UK in Spring 2019. It opens at Manchester’s Royal Exchange on
