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There's admirable scope to Memoirs of an Asian Football Casual, Dougal Irvine's fresh adaptation of Riaz Khan's 2010 autobiography of the same
Equity has come out in support of 40 Welsh theatremakers who criticised National Theatre Wales for failing to support homegrown talent. The
Andrew Lloyd Webber has backed a Theatres Trust initiative aimed at protecting UK theatres, as the organisation launches a renewed fundraising drive
Beverly enters the room like a star from Hollywood's golden age, flinging open the double doors with outstretched arms. Though this glamorous
As it comes to the end of its 15-year deal with the National Theatre, Travelex should take a bow. It has been
Eugenius! The Musical is to transfer to the Ambassadors Theatre, where it will fill a slot that was initially taken by play
A new training programme has been launched for visually impaired creatives aimed at addressing the “lack of accessible routes into theatre”. Pathways
There is much pleasure to be had in rediscovering a show, an experience I recently had at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's revival
Last month marked the 41st year of the annual Plasa trade show. The Professional Lighting and Sound Association Show has long been
As more emerges regarding Ramin Gray's departure from Actors Touring Company, the less clear things become. In July, I wrote about the
Olivier-winning conductor Mark Wigglesworth says his job and that of theatre directors have common ground " while many see them as tyrannical
Two Destination Language’s devised piece, Manpower, might have started life in 2016 as an examination of masculinity, but it says just as
Tom Hiddleston, Kristin Scott Thomas and Kit Harington are to appear as part of a gala performance to mark Harold Pinter's 88thbirthday.
The feisty opera company at the King's Head Theatre, under the artistic direction of Adam Spreadbury-Maher, likes to drill down to the
Travelex is ending its sponsorship of the National Theatre’s £15 tickets scheme, raising a question mark over the future of the venue’s
Producers of a temporary Shakespeare theatre in York this summer are seeking permission for the venue to return for the next two
Tina: The Tina Turner Musical has been confirmed to open on Broadway in autumn 2019. The musical premiered at the Aldwych Theatre
This stage version of Alan Parker’s 1980 film has been kicking around for 30 years now. It bears only a passing resemblance
Updating Shakespeare's plays can be a tricky business, especially when it comes to placing archaic sexual politics into a modern setting. Joanna
And the award for most humiliating news story this week goes to Kent Online, for shaming one of the 1980s' most iconic
Sprawling, cerebral, and at times unflinching in its dissection of radicalism at both ends of the political spectrum, Maydays tells an epic,
One thing troubled me about Lyn Gardner's column on the first Amateur Theatre Fest: the point of view is always and only
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Dust at
Carlos Acosta may have retired from classical ballet but he is still restlessly inventive. Following the disappointing debut of his dance version
