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Labour has vowed to put creativity back at the "heart of the school curriculum" when it is next in government, claiming it
Prince Charles has joined industry figures including Benedict Cumberbatch and Andrew Lloyd Webber in calling for every child in the UK to
Cardiff’s Sherman Theatre has launched a new initiative to introduce young people to playwriting. The Introduction to Playwriting course, aimed at people
Leading playwrights and arts figures including Dominic Cooke and Erica Whyman have rallied around Kiln artistic director Indhu Rubasingham, who has come
MTI appoints director of education USA/NEW YORK New York-based Music Theatre International has appointed John Prignano to the newly created role of
We write to congratulate Indhu Rubasingham and everyone at Kiln Theatre " producers, creative learning team, administrators, box office, everyone " on
Never work with children, hey? Or maybe do. Remember Tim Howar " he who made headlines in February when he had to
I've always enjoyed teaching alongside acting, so I felt being an acting coach would be a good day job. I believe I
Is it normal to feel like a such failure after finishing uni and getting nothing but rejections? " Shaunee (@ShauneeBroadley) July 17,
Four decades after John Godber's Bouncers was first staged at the Fringe it remains one of the most popular and performed comedies
A new accolade for musical theatre book writers will be incorporated into the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain’s annual awards from next
Wales-based NoFit State Circus is setting up a professional development programme to support the nation’s circus practitioners. The contemporary circus company will
Expansion plans for Opera North’s Leeds home, which will see the company increase its performance programme and install an education centre, will
Based in the Scottish Highlands, Ballet West has ambitions to conquer far-off stages. School principal Gillian Barton tells Cath Carver about the
This new musical by Stephen Hyde and Leoe Mercer created quite a flurry on the fringe this year. It won awards at
The Stage Scholarships in conjunction with London-based Fourth Monkey Actor Training Company have been won by Lisa Gilroy and Meghan Smith. Both
The Stage Scholarship at Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts has been awarded to 11-year-old Tori Ryan. A half-scholarship has also been
Stephen Freeman has been appointed executive director of the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester. He replaces Mark Dobson, who left the role
Madani Younis is stepping down as artistic director of the Bush Theatre to become creative director of the Southbank Centre He will
Clare Barron's Dance Nation, which premiered earlier this year at New York’s Playwrights Horizons, maps the treacherous terrain between childhood and adulthood.
A season celebrating the charismatic working-class stars who light up our screens, at the BFI until October 6. Bringing together the bold,
Donald Trump hasn't (yet) slapped a punitive tariff on theatrical shows crossing the Atlantic, even though Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
In 1939, Benjamin Britten and his partner Peter Pears, dismayed at the increasingly fraught situation in Europe, joined their friend WH Auden
Actor Roxanne Pallett has pulled out of a pantomime following a petition that called for her to be replaced due to her
