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National Youth Theatre has announced a new £37,500 fund to give young people access to drama in the wake of arts cuts
Quietly horrifying and laced with bitterly black comedy, Fat Jewels is a moody, miserable study of psychosexual abuse. Set in one room
With August fast approaching, we asked our top team of Edinburgh Fringe critics to each choose the three shows they are most
Writing in The Stage this week, Lyn Gardner discusses how artists should not feel ashamed of having day jobs to support their
Launched in 2009, Grindr is the popular geo-social dating app geared specifically to the gay community that paved the way for things
This revival of Robert Carsen's 2012 staging of Verdi's final opera seems to have everything you could ask for. Appropriately enough, it
A new on-demand arts TV service dubbed a “cultural entertainment platform for the Netflix generation” has launched. Marquee.TV offers viewers access to
"Please don't feel ashamed of having a day job to support your dream of working in the arts. A lot of people
I was startled by the recent report stating that theatres outside of London had seen a decrease in the number of tickets
Me and My Girl "Â Chichester Festival Theatre Matt Lucas, Caroline Quentin and Clive Rowe star in Daniel Evans' new staging of Me
Samuel Pepys described Margaret Cavendish as "a mad, conceited, ridiculous woman." She was certainly an unusual woman for the 17th century, or
It's been quite some year for Martin McDonagh. His 2017 film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri scooped up a clutch of Oscar
Plays Game of Thrones actor Iwan Rheon is to star in dystopian thriller Foxfinder in the West End. The play will run
Casting has been announced for the UK tour of Kinky Boots. Callum Francis, who starred in the Australian Kinky Boots production, will
Matt Cardle is returning to the West End to join the cast of Strictly Ballroom the Musical. He will replace Will Young
Mind the Gap has become a world leader in creating work with, and not just for, learning-disabled actors and theatremakers. Lyn Gardner
To the trilling passages of Bach's Variation No. 1 a dancer vigorously shakes his body, his limbs in ungainly positions. Then the
Plans to turn the former Reading Gaol into a theatre have received backing from the local council, bringing the project yet another
A high court legal challenge has been filed against the development of a 1,200-seat theatre in Tunbridge Wells. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
This year's Stafford Festival Shakespeare production provides a breathtaking insight into the Scottish medieval world. Designer Simon Kenny's castle ruins blend brilliantly
An online course for chaperones who work with children in theatre has been launched aimed at making them "fully equipped" to look
Based on a book by Fred Khumalo and adapted for the stage by South African theatre company Isango Ensemble and playwright Gbolahan
Legendary writers' agent Peggy Ramsay was known for offering forthright guidance to those she represented. A collection of her correspondence is a
A new east London cultural venue in a former art deco cinema is to open in September. The Savoy Cinema in Dalston
Imelda Staunton has been awarded honorary membership of the Royal Academy of Music. Honorary membership is limited to 300 living people who
