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A youth board has been established by the Almeida Theatre in London, aimed at giving young people a voice in the running
During recent weeks, it has seemed that the drama broadcast by television networks has often had little to do with new writing but
The pay claim submitted by Equity to the Society of London Theatre is, as the union itself acknowledges, an ambitious one. A
That anyone should be ignored, denied access to or 'put off' an artistic workplace because of who they are or where they
A development programme for emerging musical theatre writers has been created for artists in Scotland and Manchester. Organisers of the scheme said
Cornwall-based theatre company Kneehigh has been given £800,000 to stimulate cultural activity in the area. The company, based in St Austell Bay,
Lepage's play Kanata to go ahead in Paris FRANCE/PARISÂ Robert Lepage's controversial play Kanata is to be produced by Paris' Theatre du Soleil.
A set of guidelines to help theatres safeguard artists’ mental health has been developed by arts organisations in Wiltshire. Wiltshire Creative, which
The arts sector needs to own up to a pretty fundamental failing, according to veteran arts administrator Anita Clark. "The people who
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of  Six at the
I enjoyed Phil Willmott's article, 'Top tips on choosing the best fringe venue for you' (The Half, August 30, p25). However, there
It doesn't take a genius to work out what irritates theatregoers the most, but, fortunately for us, website Super Break has carried
The Other Room’s latest season kicks off with a stripped-back, one-woman play that is both funny and unsettling. Lily (Lauren O’Leary) is
Albert Camus’ seminal 1942 existentialist novel The Outsider (L’Etranger) has been given the first major UK stage adaptation by Man Booker Prize-winning
I met my partner at drama school and, while he is very talented, in the last two years I seem to be
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British musical Pieces of String is to be made available to stream online and to more than 3 million students, as part
There are billowing waves of nostalgia in Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's new play Dishoom!. Not just for the 1970s, playfully recreated in Neil
RuPaul's Drag Race judge Michelle Visage is to star in the musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie. She will play Miss Hedge in
Sean Holmes has been appointed associate artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe. Holmes recently announced his departure from the Lyric Hammersmith, where he
Opening with a bone-rattling blast of Black Sabbath, it's clear from the outset that the Royal Shakespeare Company's new adaptation of Moliere's
You may have heard the story. In one of mountaineering’s most audacious survival tales, Joe Simpson, climbing Siula Grande in the Peruvian
To use only simple elements was Jean Cocteau's aim for La Voix Humaine. “Not to rely too heavily on the production to
Shakespeare's Globe artistic director Michelle Terry is to star with her real-life husband Paul Ready in Macbeth. Macbeth will open the theatre's
