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Plans have been revealed for a multimillion-pound redevelopment of Ferneham Hall in Fareham, under which the venue would leave council management. If
Pepper's Ghost is a 19th-century illusionary trick created by the strategic positioning of mirrors so that an image appears seemingly inexplicably where
"Be nice to people who work in customer service" is just one of the messages in Ladykiller, a very funny and refreshingly
In Brian Friel's 1979 play Aristocrats, Ballybeg Hall is a large and decaying house that sits on top of a hill in
Now same-sex marriage is legal, is the struggle for LGBT+ equality over? Has the gay community lost its reason for being in
Taylor Swift will help us defeat the fascists. Or at least it seems that way after seeing A Good Enough Girl? at
In her pomp, Patricia Highsmith was one of America’s most successful thriller writers of the 20th century, author of the Tom Ripley
Abortion in Ireland is a knotty subject. Laura Wyatt O’Keeffe's play Vessel attempts to untangle some of that complexity. With careful, fine detail,
Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky have carved out a niche for themselves writing topical political plays populated by a cast of comedians.
When Ain't Misbehavin' became a Broadway hit in 1978, the music of Fats Waller at its core was roughly 45 years old.
Ever since we announced that the King’s Head Theatre was moving, people have been asking if we’re going to change the name
Many companies and artists currently in Edinburgh will be looking to tour their shows after the festival. It's one of the reasons
Patrick Stewart, one of Britain's great classical actors, vividly remembers panicking at the prospect of appearing in a Shakespeare production five years
Further claims have emerged that money is owed by the former manager of Peterborough’s Broadway Theatre, with the venue’s local council claiming
A controversial £2 million touring fund from Creative Scotland has now opened for applications. The fund for theatre and dance is a
Front-of-house, box office and technical staff at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe are routinely exploited by employers and forced to work in unfair
Artemisia Gentileschi was one of the most significant artists of her age. She painted at a time when women were not supposed
Danielle Hope and Sam Ferriday have been cast in the forthcoming tour of Rock of Ages, which begins next month. Hope will
London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket has announced the winners of its Pitch Your Play competition – which gives three young writers a platform
Five years ago, Finnish-born filmmaker Samira Elagoz was raped by her then-boyfriend. In the aftermath, she records conversations with her friends, mother
People with autism going to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe are being offered free kits filled with items to help them relax in
Lydia doesn't make costumes anymore. Now she makes clothes. ThisEgg's four-women show is based on the sexual assault at gunpoint of clothing
You and I is a likeable, personal show by Casus co-founders and off-stage partners Jesse Scott and Lachlan McAulay that celebrates and
In the first of our weekly podcasts from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018, The Stage critic Tim Bano and associate editor Lyn
Words can hurt. In Vinay Patel's sharp, smart satire about our culture's increasing vigilance when it comes to matters of language, B
