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Dolly Parton musical 9 to 5 is to run in the West End, starring Louise Redknapp, Amber Davies and Brian Conley. The
It was the late, great theatre maverick, mischief-maker and showman Ken Campbell who used to say that a play should be either less
For a sector that generally self-identifies as liberal and progressive, the current global state of affairs can make for depressing reading for
Paines Plough artistic director James Grieve rejoices in the recent success of small-scale touring, but, he says, we also need to get
Celebrating Samuel Beckett and Brian Friel, Arts Over Borders presents site-specific events in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Jane
Newly discovered documents about Shakespeare’s father have thrown light on the playwright’s early life and how his political views were formed. In
The National Theatre has announced that The Lehman Trilogy will transfer to New York next year. The production charts two centuries of
The television version of Front Row will return for another series this month, introducing a live studio audience for the first time.
Plans have been revealed to resurrect a lost woodland theatre that hosted Shakespeare plays in the 1920s in a Hertfordshire town. The
Liz Fraser will be best remembered as the dizzy blonde who appeared in various guises in the early Carry On films in
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Caterpillar at
Inside Out Dorset attracts dynamic European companies to perform across the county, as its co-artistic director tells Nick Awde Whether on the
Our associate editor Mark Shenton is a prolific campaigner. If he's not doing his bit to stamp out unruly behaviour at the
Having read James Brining's column with reference to the Dundee Rep company, as an actress who lives locally, I'd like to make
Seats from Theatre Royal Drury Lane are being offered free to "a good home" when the venue undergoes a refurbishment next year.
Theatre website WhatsOnStage has launched new awards to celebrate the offstage work of venues and staff to improve the theatregoing experience. The
Lara Pulver and Stephen Mangan have joined the cast of Guys and Dolls at the Royal Albert Hall. Sharon D Clarke and
A toolkit to help activists lobby for the arts in their local schools has been created by campaigning organisations. The Cultural Learning
The world has changed a great deal since Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds wrote Salad Days just as the era it was
As part of The Stage Scholarships scheme, Razzamataz Theatre Schools has offered a total of 24 awards for 2018. Winners from all
Charting the shared journey of a newly married couple from 1950s India to present-day Britain, An Adventure is a sprawling, impressionistic study
A country in turmoil thanks to a power-mad leader refusing to admit the empire no longer exists: when the Orange Tree Theatre
Fascinating Aida's Liza Pulman, acclaimed singer and comedian, celebrates the legend of Barbra Streisand with her fabulous band, in this hugely successful
As Theatre Royal Stratford East marks the start of a new era with The Village, a revamp of Lope de Vega's classic
