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Abigail Hood’s play Spiral takes place against a jagged promenade in an anonymous seaside town. The seedy associations of such a milieu
Bat Out of Hell – The Musical has announced five special sing-along performances. Audience members will be able to sing along with
Ivor B. Gurney was born in 1890 and joined the Royal College of Music in 1911. Like his fellow Gloucestershire-native, Laurie Lee,
Writer-performer Kit Finnie explores the fascinating, tragic experiences of scandal-plagued Hollywood silent film star, Mabel Normand in Kit Finnie: Mabel and Mickey.
Julie Hesmondhalgh has won the first of this year's The Stage Edinburgh Awards, for her performance in The Greatest Play in the
I would defend the BBC from pretty much anything. If they doubled my licence fee, I'd just spend less on food. John
The Edinburgh Fringe officially began last Friday. I love the last few days before the opening each year – there is a
Every morning in Edinburgh I pass through a courtyard where gaggles of students take it in turns to warm up for their
Despite being Arts Council-funded, rural theatre company November Club needed to find more cash to support its ambitions. Its artistic director, Cinzia
Seven years after its 2011 Atlanta premiere, Bring It On: The Musical uses the wonderfully ridiculous world of competitive cheerleading to tell
The National Theatre’s production of Network, starring Bryan Cranston, will transfer to Broadway later this year. The adaptation of Paddy Chayefsky’s 1976
The Shaw Theatre in London is to start producing its own work for the first time in the venue’s 47-year history. Newly
Leeds Playhouse has established a repertory company of Northern actors who will perform in a season of pop-up productions at the theatre.
Double Olivier award-winning choreographer Stephen Mear has hit out at drama school CPA Studios for failing to inform its patrons of its
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Sacrifice at Soho
Spare a thought for those unfortunates who can't escape the heat this summer. Tabard knows there are some poor creatures who just
A last call for the Redgrave Theatre " its demolition is planned to take place between December 10, 2018 and March 4,
Can a theatre be cursed? Well, no, but it can certainly develop a bad whiff about it. Soon after I started at
Gary McNair is having a fantastic fringe. After the Cuts, his play about the dismantlement of the NHS, is darkly witty and
After selling out previous shows at Edinburgh, Familie Floz is back with Infinita, as manager Gianni Bettucci tells Nick Awde Have you
After trying to work together on a show for years, Katie Mitchell and Theatre des Bouffes du Nord are finally bringing La
Appropriately enough for a character actor of versatility and distinction, Bernard Hepton filled many roles in a six-decade-long career that included memorable
Yes, yes, yes. The Paines Plough Roundabout’s programme this year is exceptional, but there’s nothing better there " maybe nothing better at
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia, which is the leading cause of death in England and Wales. There is
