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This is kind of cool. Over nine days of watery September sunshine, Dorset's Inside Out Festival offers a varied roster of arts
In 1954, 17-year-old Geoffrey Patrick Williamson, questioned by police officers while on a train home from Exeter to Bristol, gave the names
Stage drapers J&C Joel have launched a grant scheme in partnership with the Theatres Trust to give a theatre £10,000-worth of supplies
Mozart's Don Giovanni, a full staging of Shakespeare's Henry V, plus a carnival of fringe events " the Florentine festival with opera
Last week, Charlene Ford made West End history when she became the first performer to secure a job share on the musical
The 30th anniversary production of Fame the Musical, which is currently touring, will transfer to the West End next year. Fame will
The Royal Shakespeare Company has said it will feature live musicians more prominently in its productions in future, claiming that they are
From When I Wake the Want Is is the second album by Aberdonian musician Kathryn Joseph, a singer and songwriter of unnerving
While fake news isn’t at the centre of Better Off Dead, it certainly swirls around the edges of this bleakly comic play.
“I come from the people, they need to adore me / So Christian Dior me” demands Eva Peron as her publicity team
In the 1960s, EM Forster saw little reason to publish his 1914 novel Maurice, as its themes and writing seemed dated. Published
I've been following the revamp of the Bristol Old Vic very closely, and its efforts to acknowledge its historic links to the
Much to my regret, I didn't see Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's Emilia at Shakespeare's Globe. It opened after I had departed for the
Sylvia "Â Old Vic, London Beverley Knight and Genesis Lynea star in Katie Prince's new hip hop musical about the suffragette movement and
This week, Dolly Parton’s musical 9 to 5 confirmed a new West End production, starring Louise Redknapp, while Mary Poppins also announces
American high school movies don't come much more iconic than Daniel Waters and Michael Lehmann's 1988 comedy Heathers. The film gradually grew
Best new play The Almighty Sometimes by Kendall Feaver, Royal Exchange Theatre Black Men Walking by Testament, Eclipse Theatre Company and Royal
Equity president Maureen Beattie has insisted that the only way to prompt lasting change around harassment is for the entire entertainment industry
A pantomime company has come under fire for holding an X Factor-style audition for professional dancers, described as "cut-throat" and "humiliating" for
Russian-born Royal Ballet star Natalia Osipova returns to Sadler's Wells with a largely triumphant mixed bill of contemporary and classical fare. Her
Following their first opera The Last Hotel, a chilling tale in which a couple helps a woman to commit suicide, composer Donnacha
The women of Athens are sick of watching incompetent men run their lives, so they hatch a plan. Under the cloak of
Two men meet in a pub for a drink. The premise of Roddy Doyle’s Two Pints is remarkably simple, yet from it
Grease will tour the UK and Ireland next year in a production featuring Peter Andre as Teen Angel. The is a touring
Arts Council of Wales has pledged to diversify and strengthen its cultural sector, as part of a plan that includes investing in
