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Director Wils Wilson ventures into the parts of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night that most productions leave alone, cutting few, if any, lines in
Regent’s Park artistic director Timothy Sheader will make his Royal Opera House debut next year directing a children's opera that will help
An ambitious claim has been put to West End theatre bosses that seeks to overhaul working conditions in Theatreland, by enabling more
Nearly 50 years after her West End debut, Bonnie Langford is returning to Drury Lane to star in 42nd Street. The versatile
As the Royal Opera House prepares to let the public into its redeveloped spaces, chief executive Alex Beard tells George Hall why
From award-winning composer Scott Alan, comes a song cycle of his most acclaimed works, told through some of the greatest generational voices
Hit shows are not created in a vacuum, but sometimes they fill one. Success breeds imitation and more success " and some
If Stephen Jeffreys' relationship with the West End was never quite what he deserved, fringe companies and regional venues were quick to
After receiving acclaim for her debut play The Diary of a Hounslow Girl in 2016, Ambreen Razia has been commissioned to write
Actors searching for their ideal training destination have access to more information than ever before to help them make their choice, but
Cush Jumbo is to host The Stage Debut Awards 2018 in association with Access Entertainment, with presenters also including Adrian Lester and
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has announced a return to the West End for a three-month run beginning
Jodie Prenger has been cast in a new tour of Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party. The play is directed by Sarah Esdaile and
The delayed press night for Sylvia at the Old Vic was cancelled again yesterday at the last minute, with audience members asked
Birds of a Feather co-creator Laurence Marks owes his career to a writers' group that continues to provide a supportive space to
Steel is what defines Sheffield as a city, but it's also a city identified by left-wing politics " it was once known,
How did you start off in theatre? I realised in my undergraduate years that I didn't quite have the skills to become
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​​â�…
I studied drama at Birmingham School of Acting and was fortunate enough to be approached by several agents following our final London
Half a century on from the end of official British theatre censorship, Nick Smurthwaite looks at writers and critics who campaigned for
Like the arrival of the John Lewis Christmas advert or chocolate money in the high street, it may feel too soon to
Theatre impresario Raymond Gubbay has given his most frank account yet of why he parted ways with the company that still bears
Producers of new musical Six have announced they will be holding open casting for their next show via Instagram. Six review at
Under director Kully Thiarai, National Theatre Wales is sharpening its resolve to be a people's theatre. Tide Whisperer, a new site-specific work
Thanks to its gargantuan forces " with more than 60 named roles and a vast chorus reflecting its epic novel forbear "
