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Our associate editor, Broadway critic and resident musical theatre expert Mark Shenton is counting down his favourite 50 songs in the history
Instead of bemoaning the uncertainty of the upcoming Broadway season, which I’m given to doing around this time every year, I find
Good Chance Theatre is partnering with the Museum of Immigration in Paris to open a pop-up performance space that will be programmed
Stockhausen's seven-opera cycle Licht aside, Wagner's vast operatic tetralogy the Ring remains the most ambitious (and costly) project an opera house can
With its main house takeover the Coliseum is offering smaller theatre companies, who normally occupy studio spaces, a shot at performing on
Jim Dodge's comic novel Fup is beautifully transposed to Kneehigh's home territory of Cornwall in this touring production. Grandaddy Jake has achieved
The first major stage production of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, based on Louis de Bernieres’ best-selling novel, has been announced for a UK
The world premiere of an interactive Thunderbirds show has been pushed back by a year, as producers continue to develop its "unique
In her new production of William Golding's novel about societal collapse and power's capacity to corrupt, director Emma Jordan has re-imagined the
For Frantic Assembly's latest co-production with Theatre Royal Plymouth, Anna Jordan has written a triptych about three men from Scarborough who return
Peter Brook's pared-down's 1981 version of Bizet's Carmen, is heady stuff. But it can feel at times like eating too many sweeties:
For whatever reason, some musical theatre shows are virtually written off before they have even opened. It can't be because the premise
It's a twilight romance wrapped in a bloody fist, and an epic tragedy of avarice, exploitation and thirst for power. Simon Godwin's
The Stage Debut Awards, in association with Access Entertainment, are a joyous evening celebrating the future of theatre in this country. And,
Margate amusement park Dreamland has backtracked on a casting call that asked actors to appear in a Halloween experience for below the
Schaubuhne touring show cancelled CHINA/BEIJINGÂ The next stage of a tour of Enemy of the People by Berlin's Schaubuhne theatre in China has
Waitress composer Sara Bareilles has branded cuts to the arts in schools in the UK and America “horrifying” " arguing that access
Photos by David Monteith-Hodge Awards presentation Drinks reception
Photos by Alex Brenner The Stage Debut Awards 2018 nominees and winners Presenters and guests
Bloody musicals. They have a lot to answer for. Not least Jason Gardiner in drag in Ruthless! The Musical. The less said about
Deborah Aydon's boat arrived into the Royal Albert Dock just as mine set sale ('Liverpool theatres' Deborah Aydon steps down'). A born-and-bread
Ordinary isn't something plays often strive to be – but Charlotte Keatley's 1987 drama My Mother Said I Never Should thrives on
What's your thoughts on "all star casts" ? " DavidC â˜•ï¸ (@motheradamplay) September 18, 2018 If I ever see a production advertised
I have done a couple of auditions for a well-known casting director, including some for big series roles. Even though I haven't
