Kirsty Osmon is making her Edinburgh Fringe debut with Awakening, a show exploring drink-spiking and the vulnerability of being a woman on
Brendan Coyle will star in a new production of Conor McPherson’s St Nicholas at the Donmar Warehouse and in Dublin. It sees
An intense summer training course might not sound much like a holiday, but with destinations such as Barcelona, Umbria and Genoa to
After Mart Crowley found success with his groundbreaking 1968 play The Boys in the Band, about the lives of gay men in
The BBC has announced its Edinburgh Festivals coverage and activity " which includes a series of audio dramas from Radio 3. BBC
Wendi Peters is to star in a UK tour of the musical Salad Days. The musical will tour from September, opening at
Michael Grandage's production of Red starring Alfred Molina is to be screened in cinemas across the UK. Red, by John Logan, is
Alexandra Burke is to join the cast of Chicago in the West End. She will play Roxie Hart in the production, at
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How did you start in theatre? Aged 11, as a principal boy soprano at English National Opera where I stayed until I
My first professional job was as an angel in Deborah Warner's The Tower Project, produced as part of London International Festival of
The landscaped splendour of Lancaster's Williamson Park provides such a striking backdrop for open-air theatre that it's no surprise that the Dukes
Over the past few weeks I have had the pleasure of visiting lots of costume graduate shows. It never fails to impress
Across the arts, the issue of quotas has risen again in recent months, criticised by author Lionel Shriver and " closer to
With her perceptive study of Straight White Men, Young Jean Lee becomes the first Asian-American female playwright on Broadway. Supported by director Anna
Che Malambo begins with the thunder of drums. Twelve Argentine Malambo dancers make up this all-male company and they advance as one,
Plans have been announced for a new 140-seat studio theatre in Staffordshire. The theatre is part of a proposed canal-side development in
Matt Hancock, the former culture secretary recently promoted to lead the Department of health, has endorsed the idea of using arts interventions
South Western, the latest anarchic offering from Bristol-based collective the Wardrobe Ensemble, is labelled a spaghetti western, but feels more like a
The award-winning designer Miriam Buether is taking audiences into the heart of The Jungle at London's Playhouse Theatre after last year's sell-out
Recent revivals of classic shows, both in the UK and across the Atlantic, have prompted many to question how to approach restaging
Nyasha Hatendi's credits include The Brothers Size at the Young Vic and King Charles III at the Almeida. Hatendi talks to Giverny
Opera singer Charles Castronovo saved a performance of La Boheme at the Royal Opera House starring his wife Ekaterina Siurina, when he
David Walliams’ Mr Stink is almost genetically engineered to appeal to children. At one point in Lou Stein’s adaptation the titular homeless
Sophie has been friends with Sarah for years. She's going to be a bridesmaid at her upcoming wedding. Naturally Sophie's keen to