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The number of women directing television episodes in the UK is falling, despite multiple strategies intended to improve equality in the industry,
Alex Edelman, Felicity Ward, Ahir Shah and Kieran Hodgson have been nominated for this year’s Edinburgh Comedy Awards. They have been nominated
Tributes have been paid to the American producer and director Craig Zadan following his death on August 21, aged 69. Noted for
Antic Disposition’s latest Shakespeare production situates the characters of Much Ado About Nothing in rural France after World War II. With a
It's difficult to believe Wolf is the work of just one man, so vivid and detailed is the world that creator and
Mark Down, director of puppet theatre company Blind Summit, welcomes the audience to what he assures them will be a masterclass, not
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week we visit Edinburgh Festival Fringe… The Stage Edinburgh
Luke Wright has written two cracking, politically-charged verse plays in recent years " What I Learned from Johnny Bevan and Frankie Vah
The fourth show by horror-comedy maestros Kill the Beast is a majestically daft and incredibly funny. It's the 1970s and movie director
As the Edinburgh Fringe continues to bulldoze us through August, spare a thought though for the weary critics, who are truly an
Thom Monckton is performing in Helsinki-based Circo Aereo's The Artist, part of the From Start to Finnish season at the Edinburgh Festival
With six projects under one roof, the CanadaHub at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe presents the country's best new work while providing
Sheridan Morley once remarked that future productions of Jim Cartwright's 1992 play The Rise and Fall of Little Voice could never be
I helped a friend shoot a showreel scene recently. A few weeks later, I received an email from her agent to say
A producer claiming to be owed money by Peterborough’s Broadway Theatre has called for a boycott of the venue until its collapsed
Alan Bennion's finest performance came late in his career in Martin Lynch's Pictures of Tomorrow when he played a partially paralysed Spanish
Peter Dawe suggests that acts visiting the Broadway Theatre "are as culpable as [its collapsed operator] Performance Art Ventures" for the failure
Live music bar Studio 88 has announced a series of musical brunches which will feature performances from shows including Hairspray and Motown.
Arts and cultural organisations in the UK should be preparing for the possibility of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit in which they could risk
East 15 Acting School has undergone a £2 million refurbishment, which includes a new library and common room. The works were carried
Katy Griffiths and Deborah Sawyerr have been appointed deputy executive director of the Mercury Theatre in Colchester. Both are working parents and
Based on interviews with working-class women in Bradford, Bloomin' Buds Theatre Company's play involves at two sisters. Amy is the first in
Although born in Vancouver, Canada, Carolyn Jones worked for a range of British institutions from the National Theatre to iconic television soaps
Following on from last year’s Richard III (a One-Woman show), Emily Carding takes on the role of the Danish prince in Hamlet
