The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of As You
Lyn Gardner has been named the most trusted reviewer by The Stage readers, as part of a survey citing lack of diverse
Writers creating work for the Royal Court, the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company are to see their minimum fees boosted
Streatham Hill Theatre in south London has been listed as an asset of community value " offering the at-risk venue additional protection
Dublin-born and raised in London, Derrick O'Connor was part of the generation of actors who helped transform fringe theatre in the 1970s.
Fantasia, the third full-length feature to spring from the Walt Disney Studio, was a commercially daring piece for the company. Unlike the
Oscar Wilde's much-loved masterpiece throws love, logic and language into the air in one of theatre's most dazzling firework displays. Michael Fentiman's
Working across genres and styles, the sought-after designer has become particularly known for her collage-based approach to new writing. She tells Matt
When The King and I opened at the London Palladium earlier this month, more than one critic trotted out the current favourite
There's not much light in the story of a 13 year old boy watching his mum die of cancer. But, in Sally
On September 15, 2008, the Wall Street giant Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy " the devastating end to a story 158 years
Casting has been announced for the first production at the Young Vic under new artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah. Kwei-Armah and Shaina Taub's
Looking back, it was probably inevitable. Latitude " the self-styled “queen of arts festivals”, the family-friendly, gluten-free, Moroccan-topped hummus pot of the
Although Lorelei Lynn never achieved the celebrity of some of her choreographer peers, her long and varied career was notable for a
Emma Frankland is headlining an event celebrating trans and non-binary artists as part of the Trans Pride season at the Marlborough Theatre
Lakesha Arie-Angelo is resident director at Soho Theatre in London, where she has recently worked on Mary Laws' Blueberry Toast and Vicky
Balancing warmth, wit, and a large dose of the ridiculous, Guildford Shakespeare Company's Love's Labour's Lost manages to be both moving and
The Jette Parker Young Artists (JPYA) Summer Performance was up against the football World Cup Final and the Wimbledon Final, so it's
New writing presents exciting opportunities for actors, but it can also leave you with a flat character. Samantha Marsden shares her tips
Support from Hull City of Culture and becoming an NPO meant 2017 was a breakout year for the theatre company. Artistic director
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance is being reimagined as a danced-through musical. Pirates! will be directed and choreographed by Daryl
Greenwich Dance has announced it is to move into a new home in south-east London. The organisation, which provides services for dancers,
Arts Educational Schools has launched a new £5,000 award to provide support to a musical theatre graduate. The inaugural winner of the
Janet Archer is stepping down as chief executive of Creative Scotland after five years. She joined the funding organisation in July 2013
Theatre company HighTide has announced plans for further expansion, with a festival of work to be staged in Lowestoft from 2021. The