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Abba-mania hit the UK this week, with the follow-up film to the hugely successful Mamma Mia!, based on the stage show of
There was much excitement down at Tower Bridge in London this week, when a 25ft-tall, bare-chested statue of a Hollywood legend appeared
Thank you Mark Shenton, Daniel York Loh and Richard Jordan for discussing problematic revivals. There are two broad approaches to this: first,
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of Ladies’ Day
One of England's oldest working theatre spaces could close after December 2019 as a result of proposals to turn the arts centre
A weekly support group for queer performers, producers, critics and backstage staff has been created for this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The
The controversial director has received death threats, been sued by the church and accused of 'inciting the audience to murder'. He tells
This year for the first time, Arts Ed joined forces with The Stage Scholarships to offer a selection of awards including places
It was all going so well. I've just done my graduation showcase and signed with a new agent. I also have a
The results are in at the Spirit Young Performers Company and The Stage Scholarships 2018 have been awarded to eight lucky students.
Peter Clayton's name was not one most theatregoers would have recognised, even though he was featured in GQ magazine's list of the
Andrew Lloyd Webber has rebranded the venue division of his organisation as LW Theatres. The name change, from Really Useful Theatres, is
Howard Panter and Rosemary Squire’s Trafalgar Entertainment Group has made one of its most significant purchases since forming in 2017, with the
A tale of heart-breaking loss and remarkable friendship forged in a world at war. The Second World War has just broken out
Indira Varma says success is 'just fucking luck'. Currently appearing in Ionesco's Exit the King at the National, the actor, best known
Having left Ambassador Theatre Group, the mega-business they founded, the irrepressible impresarios are rebuilding their empire. They tell Alistair Smith about their
You can only be first once " so it's amazing that there are still glass ceilings for minority theatremakers to break. From
With a with a title like This Ain’t No Disco it's tempting to reply that this ain’t no musical, either. Instead, it’s
A London-based production company is establishing a new high-end theatre service that will create bespoke shows for "drawing rooms, gardens, yachts and
Unlike Gerard Alessandrini's revue show Forbidden Broadway, which takes popular songs from musical theatre, reworks their lyrics and lampoons their singers, his
Like many other playwrights and screenwriters, Hugh Whitemore, originally wanted to be an actor. He trained at RADA, where one of his
Katori Hall's Our Lady of Kibeho will receive its UK premiere at the Royal and Derngate in Northampton. The production will be
Art Malik and Anya Chalotra are to star in Nadia Fall’s first production as artistic director of Theatre Royal Stratford East, The
Had Rossini not composed Le Cenerentola in 1817, it's possible that the most famous operatic version of Perrault's fairytale Cendrillon would be
