Theatre employers could be forced to reveal ethnicity pay gap by Georgia Snow

Theatres may be obliged to disclose the pay gap between employees of different ethnicities, under new plans announced by Theresa May. The

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Matt Fenton: Theatre producing should go further into social enterprises and start-ups by Matt Fenton

We've inherited a wonderful, imposing and expensive resource in the form of our producing theatres. They're a legacy of a particular means

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Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins in The Height of the Storm at Wyndham's Theatre " review round-up by Fergus Morgan

In 2014, Florian Zeller was introduced to British theatre. The French playwright's Moliere Award-winning work The Father arrived in the West End,

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Summit review at Shoreditch Town Hall, London " 'an exploration of the limits of language' by Dave Fargnoli

Exploring the limitations of language and the vacuity of political discourse, Summit imagines an unlikely, optimistic butterfly effect which begins when international

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Henry II review at Reading Minster " 'an insightful history play' by Rosemary Waugh

Beth Flintoff's Henry II completes a trilogy of medieval conquerors plays performed by theatre company Reading Between the Lines over the past

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Lorna Want to star in premiere of new one-woman musical by Matthew Hemley

Olivier award-winning performer Lorna Want is to star in a new one-woman musical about an out-of-work actress. Girl in a Crisis is

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Musical Eugenius! cancels West End run by Matthew Hemley

Musical Eugenius! has cancelled a planned West End transfer, it has been confirmed. The show, written by Ben Adams and Chris Wilkins,

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UK Theatre launches bid to improve working relationship between producers and venues, warning industry at risk without change by Georgia Snow

UK Theatre has warned the industry’s future is at risk if it does not adapt to a changing producing and touring landscape.

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RSC launches fellowships scheme to 'push the boundaries of digital storytelling' by Giverny Masso

A fellowships scheme to explore the use of technology in theatre has been launched by the Royal Shakespeare Company, aimed at "pushing

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Cherished West End deli to close after 50 years serving Theatreland by Matthew Hemley

A delicatessen that has been at the heart of the West End for more than 50 years and counts actors such as

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World premiere of Matthew Bourne's Romeo and Juliet to tour UK by Giverny Masso

Matthew Bourne is to reimagine Romeo and Juliet for a UK tour, his company New Adventures has announced. The tour opens at

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Ivo van Hove and Simon Stone to feature in Barbican Theatre's latest season by Giverny Masso

Ivo van Hove is to direct a stage adaptation of the film The Damned and Simon Stone is to adapt and direct

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They Don't Pay? We Won't Pay! review at York Theatre Royal " 'a sense of the ridiculous' by Francesca Peschier

Dario Fo's Can't Pay? Won't Pay! is a Marxist farce set in 1970s Italy. Fed up with out of control inflation and

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Kindertransport review at Nottingham Playhouse " 'sensitively directed' by Pat Ashworth

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Kindertransport, the operation to get Jewish children out of Nazi Germany. But Diane Samuels'

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Stephen Joseph Theatre partners with Coventry University to launch acting degree by Giverny Masso

Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre has partnered with Coventry University to launch a BA acting degree. The audition process for the course is

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Richard Jordan: 10 questions Ticketmaster must answer about its 'buy now, pay later' Broadway scheme by Richard Jordan

Last week, global ticketing agency Ticketmaster launched its new FlexPay plan in the US. It will allow customers to buy tickets to

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Paul Jepson: Support for regional theatres' main stages is vital or great work and skills will vanish by Paul Jepson

Former director of Exeter Northcott Paul Jepson says: don't underestimate the traditional " gems can be found in the auditorium, as well

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Editor's View: How can the National Theatre replace its Travelex tickets scheme? by Alistair Smith

It is hard to overestimate the impact the National Theatre's Travelex scheme has had on UK theatre. Nicholas Hytner ranked it as

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Competition: Win tickets to see The Giant Killers at Upstairs at the Gatehouse by The Stage

Following a sellout success at Edinburgh Fringe in 2017, Long Lane Theatre Company are pleased to announce their UK Autumn tour of

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Twelfth Night by Kwame Kwei-Armah at the Young Vic " review round-up by Fergus Morgan

Here we go, here we go, here we go: Kwame Kwei-Armah's hotly anticipated first season as artistic director of the Young Vic

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Bath's cultural scene dealt further blow after council axes arts development department by Matthew Hemley

Cultural organisations in Bath and North East Somerset have been dealt a further blow, after the local council revealed plans to close

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Theatre staff celebrate International Stage Management Day 2018 by Georgia Snow

Stage managers from across the globe are being celebrated as part of International Stage Management Day. The National Theatre, the Almeida, the

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International news round-up: October 11 by The Stage

Vote for Fringe World Congress hosts WORLD After the 2018 Fringe World Congress in Edinburgh this August, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has

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Charles Lawson pulls out of Rebus stage play after collapsing on stage by Thom Dibdin

Charles Lawson has pulled out of performances of Rebus: Long Shadows after collapsing on stage at the opening night on October 8.

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Sonia Friedman: 'Commercial theatre is anti-art, anti-creativity and anti-audience' by Matthew Hemley

Sonia Friedman has said she prefers to consider herself an independent producer rather than a commercial one, claiming to have had an

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