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Alex McSweeney's Distance ties in with a new initiative at the Park in conjunction with MIND to introduce rehearsal practices to protect
Bill Russell and Janet Hood's new musical, receiving its European premiere at southwark Playhouse, shows women finding their own voices whilst striving
Tony Harrison's anti-war verse drama Square Rounds is an interesting curiosity. Premiered as a technical extravaganza on the National Theatre's huge Oliver
Miss Saigon star Lea Salonga has announced her first solo UK tour. The tour will open at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall on February
Writing in The Stage, Mark Shenton has questioned whether the UK can cope with the number of US musical theatre shows headed
A rep company of 27 actors that reflects the nation "in terms of gender, ethnicity, regionality and disability" is being formed by
Google is being urged to take action against to prevent secondary ticket seller Viagogo from paying to be at the top of
Efforts to tackle sexual harassment in the entertainment industry are to be ramped up, after Equity won major support for a campaign
Alice Sebold's 2002 novel The Lovely Bones was an international literary sensation. Loosely based on true events, it charts the aftermath of
Last Thursday night, I went to Battersea Arts Centre to celebrate the reopening of the Grand Hall and see Gecko's Missing, which
Holy Shit "Â Kiln Theatre, London The rebranded, refurbished Tricycle reopens as Kiln Theatre with a production of Alexis Zegerman's new play about
Things are changing in West Yorkshire. As well as a rebrand of the theatre to Leeds Playhouse, it's also undergoing a major
The unpleasant feeling of chewing while wearing headphones does little to detract from the immersive, experiential quality of genre-blurring multimedia piece Gastronomic.
Plays Ghost Stories is to return for a run at the Lyric Hammersmith as part of artistic director Sean Holmes' last season,
Proposed tax reforms that threatened to hit low-income theatre workers with a fivefold increase to their national insurance payments have been scrapped.
London’s Park Theatre has partnered with charity Mind to introduce rehearsal practices to protect performers’ mental health. The measures, which include
In the constantly shifting tectonic plates of theatre land, we are seeing the biggest upheaval in some time. Not one or two,
Faust, Alberta is a small village in western Canada. In Simone Spagnolo's new one-man opera, it is also a state of mind.
Lin Manuel Miranda’s musical sensation Hamilton is a game-changer. It has altered the shape of musical theatre. But when its West End
The Goon Show burst on to the airwaves in 1951 and changed comedy forever. As a stage version of the classic radio
As Kinky Boots celebrates its third birthday in the West End, Matthew Hemley meets the shows leads who are part of the
A new MA in dance and contemporary circus has been launched, billed as the first course of its kind in the UK.
The Borders-based Firebrand Theatre have a strong track record of staging good-quality Scottish repertory productions, and with the producing weight of Pitlochry
Commissioned as a companion piece to Mike Leigh's acerbic drama Abigail's Party " a remount of which runs alongside this production at
Sherman Theatre's Rachel O'Riordan has been named new artistic director of the Lyric Hammersmith. She replaces Sean Holmes, who leaves in October.
