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What happens when the leading man in a play at your theatre, which has no understudies, has to go to the hospital
Former artistic directors and chairs of London’s Kiln Theatre have called for its name to be reverted to the Tricycle, the title
The fully equipped, state of the art Victorian Theatre at Alexandra Palace opened in 1875, but despite some glory periods the venue
Last week, the Stephen Jospeh Theatre in Scarborough was praised for a new initiative offering a free creche to audience members, during
Audience attendance at Arts Council England’s national portfolio organisations has fallen by 16% in 2016-17 compared with the previous year, according to
David Greig is to adapt Stanislaw Lem’s classic science fiction novel Solaris, in a co-production between Edinburgh’s Lyceum and Melbourne’s Malthouse theatres.
If GCSE history classes were half as energised as the musical Six there would have been a 90% pass rate. This hit
Jason Donovan is moving into theatre producing and has teamed up with Mark Goucher to launch a new tour of musical Priscilla,
Denise Van Outen is to join the West End cast of Chicago as Velma Kelly, from next month. She will take over
Dance Nation "Â Almeida Theatre, London Bijan Sheibani follows The Brothers Size with the UK premiere of Clare Barron's new play Dance Nation,
From the moment I entered the foyer of the National Theatre one evening last month, I could tell something was new. The
On almost my final day in Edinburgh, I went to see Samira Elagoz's Cock, Cock…Who's There? at Summerhall, which was part of
This week, Emma Hatton and Andy Coxon have been cast in a new Scott Alan musical and Strictly Ballroom has announced it
Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre is to reopen six months after it was forced to close following a fire " with management estimating the
Lack of interest, a person’s disability and restrictions on their time have been highlighted as the main reasons why people in England
To mark the 10th anniversary of the playwright's death, Pinter devotee Jamie Lloyd has assembled a stellar cast to bring all 20
A campaign to save the derelict Burnley Empire Theatre has taken a major step forward, with the National Trust backing the restoration
A month-long season celebrating TV dramas written by women will take place at the BFI in London Drama She Wrote: Pioneering Female
A 200-seat studio theatre space is to be included in a new concert and performance venue being planned in Edinburgh’s New Town.
Black Cat Cabaret's mistress of ceremonies, Frisky (Laura Corcoran) introduces her children of the night through pop melodies reworked as rich, filthy
Andy Nyman is to star as Tevye in the new Menier Chocolate Factory production of Fiddler on the Roof. Directed by Trevor
"Maybe someday your name will be in lights," Chuck Berry sang in one of his early rock’n’roll hits. Though Berry would never
Ella Stokes is the winner of a new scholarship at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire funded by Andrew Lloyd Webber. The grant will
The Stephen Joseph Theatre is introducing a free creche for audiences at the Scarborough venue to make its shows more accessible for
Performance artist and singer Sarah Ward had already established a profile on the cabaret circuit in Australia when she created her alter
