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Theatre company Hijinx has set the screen industries an ambitious target to see an actor with a learning disability win a BAFTA
Over the years English Touring Opera has been loyal to Handel, staging several of his operas with the colourful period-instrument forces of
Dustin Hoffman as Raymond Babbitt in Rain Man, Geoffrey Rush as David Helfgott in Shine, Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump… The common
It seems apt to launch the UK national tour of Kinky Boots in Northampton, the town in which it is set. As
Six years after the Italian Theatre Institute was abolished, theatremakers from the south are taking matters into their own hands to bring
Actors Peter Duncan and Miles Jupp are to feature in the Park Theatre’s new season. Jupp will star in James Kettle’s The
Next year is shaping up to be a bumper year for hit Broadway musicals coming to the West End, with several new
Choreographer Richard Alston has announced he will close his dance company in 2020 after more than 25 years. The Richard Alston Dance
As the party season hurtles towards us, events organisers throughout the capital will be seeking a way to top last year’s Christmas
Angel-voiced Ramin Karimloo always seems genuinely humble. It's an incredibly endearing quality, but doesn't always aid this kind of evening when the
The Almeida Theatre's production of The Twilight Zone is to transfer to the West End. Directed by Richard Jones and adapted for
A musical based on the comedy series Only Fools and Horses has confirmed a run in the West End next year. The
In his startling, minimalist reimagining of Oklahoma!, director Daniel Fish foregrounds the carnality and violence that has always formed part of this
Sometimes I think blinking is the most important thing in theatre. Maybe more than anything else, artists need the ability to shut
I'm a Phoenix, Bitch "Â Battersea Arts Centre, London Performer, theatremaker and the force behind A Pacifist's Guide to the War on Cancer
At the reopening of the Battersea Arts Centre Grand Hall a few weeks back, artistic director David Jubb talked eloquently about how
A study that will assess the effect of arts education on young people’s lives is being launched by partners including Leeds Playhouse
The Burning Tower experience starts on arrival at SPID Theatre in Kensal Rise " one mile from Grenfell. Wooden chairs are arranged
Quiet it may be, but William Forsythe's latest evening of dance at Sadler's Wells resounds with an extraordinary cerebral and imaginative force.
An energetic mash up of theatre and live gig, Nina Berry's Fans is an insightful and often very  funny exploration of the
In many ways, ITV's latest Friday night reality offering covers well-worn ground. The Big Audition, as the title suggests, offers hopefuls the
This is fledgling company Pint of Wine's first production. Its stated aim is to challenge theatrical convention and push boundaries. Bill Russell
As nearly 90, pop culture's Renaissance man has published his autobiography looking back on a career encompassing everything from Shakespeare, pop hits,
With a background at fashion houses including Alexander McQueen, designer Evie Gurney has made her theatre debut on the National Theatre's Olivier
This week’s production news includes a season announcement from the National Theatre and the transfer of Broadway musical Dear Evan Hansen to
