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Towards the end of a strong season, Garsington unveils a new opera " other than community works the first at this venue.
In this country, too often there’s a crude, limiting idea of what Shakespeare on stage looks like. Audiences expect opaque verse, loud
A medieval romance set to rock songs sounds a bit silly on paper. But instead of leaning into that silliness, and embracing
With shows such as Drunk Shakespeare and ShakesBeer offering evenings of alcoholic consumption and classical theatre in almost equal measure, it would
The Stage was one of several publications this week that believed it had seen Ruthie Ann Miles reprise her Tony-award winning performance
The Jungle starts with an ending. Another eviction notice has been served in the Calais Refugee camp and the news has sent
Hard hats on. Rodgers and Hammerstein's The King and I, the latest Broadway juggernaut to take a trip across the Atlantic, has
Dulwich Opera is a touring company established by two young singers, Loretta Hopkins and David Fletcher. Its production of Cosi Fan Tutte
Concerns have been raised over plans for disabled access within the £112 million Factory arts centre in Manchester, which is seeking planning
An arts centre in Stratford-upon-Avon is being given a new lease of life as a family-focused venue, just months after its funding
Theatre Royal Bath has been slammed for “whitewashing” and “wilful arrogance” after hailing a brochure featuring all-white actors as its “greatest line-up
A toolkit aimed at helping arts organisations strengthen their relationships with audiences is being launched. Led by Arts Council England, the Impact
Game of Thrones actor Iwan Rheon is to star in dystopian thriller Foxfinder in the West End. Dawn King's play, which was
Dusty, Forever Dusty, Son of a Preacher Man and now Dusty again. The allure of Dusty Springfield jukeboxers is seemingly limitless. This
Heathers " The Musical starring Carrie Hope Fletcher is to transfer to the West End following its run at the Other Palace.
A few weeks ago, the Hungarian State Opera was staging its own production of Billy Elliot. This was its third season of
Rose Theatre Kingston has announced plans for a capital redevelopment totalling almost half a million pounds, which will include the reconfiguration of
A fortnight ago, the results were announced of Actors Touring Company's disciplinary process into accusations of misconduct against its artistic director Ramin
Arts Council England chair Nicholas Serota outlines its new Impact and Insight Toolkit, released today, which aims to help arts organisations relate
Written in 2001 and set during the 1990s peace process, Martin McDonagh's play is saturated in blood. It's as red as, well, a
In medieval times the Chester Mystery Plays were performed by the city's various Guilds, from water drawers to wheelwrights and glaziers to
The latest collaboration between Bristol Old Vic and Bristol Old Vic Theatre School is a revival of Bernard Pomerance's 1977 play about
Playwright James Graham has called on theatres and arts organisations to adopt collective writing models for new work, in a bid to
Paintings exploring 18th-century artist Thomas Gainsborough’s relationship with the theatre are to go on display in a dedicated exhibition at the Holburne
Photographer Tristram Kenton visits The King and I star Kelli O’Hara as she is fitted into her character Anna’s iconic ballgown before
