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Paper walls like sliding Japanese doors, a white floor, a sturdy green door. There's a single high window though which a bewigged
Danny Dyer and Jo Brand are to star in musical Nativity when it runs at the Eventim Apollo in London this December.
Lucy Prebble will adapt the book A Very Expensive Poison for the stage at the Old Vic next year, in a season
The peasants are revolting in Sahaspur. Under the command of corrupt Inspector Gangwar (Art Malik), the men have been humiliated and the
Zizi Strallen and Charlie Stemp have been cast in a revival of musical Mary Poppins. The production will run at the Prince
Sharp of tooth and riddled with a clawing dread, Dawn King's 2011 rural drama is a fierce and fabulous beast. An intriguing
Almost everyone familiar with the process of getting a new musical to the stage will explain how prolonged and arduous it can
It all started, with what now seems like grim inevitability, when the Independent on Sunday laid off all of its critics in
Heather, Heather and Heather. Not only supercool high school megabitches but, thanks to Daniel Waters and Michael Lehmann's 1989 cult film, style
The West End has provided Poldark fans with something of a fix since the BBC show's fourth series concluded in July. No
Deborah Aydon has announced she is leaving the Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse after 15 years as executive director. Aydon and artistic director
With a voice of sirenic silkiness, a permanent pout, eyes that enticed and a mane of mesmerising brunette hair, Fenella Fielding was
It's a cold heart that doesn't warm to the Trocks. The company's singular brand of pastiche has been refined and honed over
Sarah Shorten is artistic director of Devon-based landscape dance company Stacked Wonky, which focuses on creating site-specific movement performances. She tells Giverny
This is my first experience of writing a play. The producers and director of Women in Power " A Musical Comedy got
Andrew Lloyd Webber is planning a musical based on the fairytale Cinderella. The composer revealed he is collaborating with Tom MacRae, who
The first revival of Alan Bennett’s 2009 metatheatrical comedy does such a good job of convincing you it’s a rehearsal, it’s a
Just before midnight on New Year's Eve, 1937, a couple surviving tenuously in the Soviet Union are visited by the devil in
Published 100 years ago, Rebecca West's The Return of the Soldier paints a picture of the after-effects of battle from a unique
Eris was the goddess of strife and her most important role in mythical history was to act as a catalyst to the
The Manchester Theatre Awards are being discontinued after 37 years, with organisers blaming the loss of crucial advertising revenue from the city’s
The idea with Carl Miller and Christopher Ash's willfully weird show is that the Brontes were like a rock band. The musical
Designer Tom Scutt will make his directorial debut at the Donmar Warehouse next year with a stage adaptation of the thriller film
If you go down to The Woods today, you're in for a big surprise. Robert Alan Evans' new play is certainly not
You must have a heart of stone if you’re not moved by Once. This co-production between Ipswich’s New Wolsey Theatre and the
