The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Rallying Cry
Neil Rathmell's letter (Comment, October 4, p6) was unfair to Lyn Gardner when it suggested her column on the first Amateur Theatre
A press release caught Tabard's eye immediately this week. "Learn how to insult like Shakespeare", the subject screamed, and Tabard opened the
When Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s Her Naked Skin premiered in 2008, it was the first play by a living female playwright to be staged
Bathsheba Doran explores the thorny subject of parenting in her 2010 short play Parents' Evening, receiving its European premiere at Jermyn Street
Rachel Tucker will star in the West End production of Broadway musical Come from Away when it opens next year. She will
In the bathroom of a house on a remote and unspecified Scottish island somewhere north of Shetland, two women are trapped. The
What is the correct ettiquette for queuing for the theatre toilets during an interval? " Thomas Mitchells (@IAmTomMitchells) September 18, 2018 Claiming
I became interested in acting while building my main career as a chef. For 10 years I worked my way up through
Emil Dale Academy has announced the five winners of The Stage Scholarship 2018. Places on the two-year intensive musical theatre course have
The decline of music education in secondary schools has reached “crisis point” according to new research, with the subject at “significant risk”
Bat Out of Hell – The Musical has announced it is to close in the West End on January 5, 2019. The
Though it's something of a muddle, there's a coherent conceit behind Leo Butler's new comedy All You Need Is LSD. It's a
Prolific French playwright Florian Zeller returns to familiar emotional terrain with his latest work to be staged in the UK, The Height
Theresa May’s latest Brexit plans will “strangle the supply of vital talent” coming into the UK and cause a “bureaucratic nightmare” for
The fantastical world of Dr Seuss bursts onto the stage in this larger-than-life musical extravaganza brimming with fun and excitement for ‘thinkers’
Over more than four decades, the playwright has become the Royal Shakespeare Company's most produced living writer, penning original plays and adaptations
In the market-driven economy of the commercial theatre, it's not so much about getting what you pay for, as charging what people
In dance, the body is explored and examined on all levels. From the individual to the collective, from its practical functions to
'Running' has a double meaning in this new play by David Hare: both the political sense of running for office and the
The agent Janet Glass was a formidable but graceful champion of overlooked plays, agitating for new work, and a devoted, indefatigable defender
Mark Rawlings enjoyed a successful acting career until an accident left him unable to work. He tells Giverny Masso how charity Acting
In the landmark 1976 adaptation of Robert Graves' I, Claudius, Sheila White was involved in one of British television's most controversial scenes
Welsh opera company Music Theatre Wales has partnered with the London Sinfonietta to collaborate on touring productions. Cardiff-based Music Theatre Wales said