The Belgian theatremaker is taking her autobiographical show Nele Needs a Holiday: The Musical to this year's Edinburgh Fringe, while another of
Iman Qureshi has won the 2018 Papatango New Writing Prize for her play The Funeral Director. Qureshi won the 10th annual prize
Two women face each other across Khadija Raza's stark set, with its inlaid swirls of neon. One has just taken her first
They are the first step to many a career in theatre, whether acting or backstage, but youth theatres around the UK offer
Competition to find the next hot emerging playwright can be fierce among theatre publishers hoping for a long and rewarding relationship. But
When Hurricane Katrina hit the US and surrounding areas in August 2005, it killed almost 2000 people, displaced tens of thousands more,
Steven Atkinson is to step down as artistic director of HighTide after 12 years, as the company announces it will take a
Mary Caws has been appointed executive director of Tobacco Factory Theatres in Bristol. She joins the theatre from an interim executive director
The theatre at Poole's Lighthouse arts centre has been forced to close for the rest of its summer season due to extensive
Love and Information leaves you feeling punch-drunk. Caryl Churchill's play, receiving its regional premiere after its 2012 debut at the Royal Court
I got into a wonderful amateur company in Ealing called the Questors, which is still active, aged 15, when I was at
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A theatre haulage company has gone into liquidation blaming cash-flow problems caused by a string of collapsed musical tours, including Thoroughly Modern
The Anglo-German theatre collective considers itself 'a bit like a blob' " 'morphing' to meet its members' needs. Founder member Sarah Thom
Having just finished a long job, I am catching up on life and admin. I recently refreshed my Twitter profile so it
Last Friday morning I woke up to 14 friends congratulating me via text on my show's transfer to the Other Palace with
The first day of rehearsals is nearly always a source of dread and nervous anticipation. I have met very few people who
Swirling images of naked women, conquests catalogued in ghostly handwriting on palace walls " the video designs by Luke Halls take us
Flawed, stalling, but occasionally extraordinary, At Home in Gaza and London is an ambitious multimedia piece combining simultaneous performances in the UK
With a remit covering vocal techniques, teaching dialects and interpreting text, Kate Godfrey coaches the Royal Shakespeare Company's actors to make the
Last month the Grange Festival opened a production of Handel's Agrippina in sets that repeatedly referenced the venue itself and its recent
A new production of Shakespeare in Love will tour the UK later this year, it has been announced. Lee Hall’s stage adaptation
A stage manager is reportedly pursuing £100,000 in compensation after his feet were broken by a piece of equipment during rehearsals for
A theatre professional has been accused of "trans-exclusionary white feminism" and "bullying" after she interrupted a performance. The incident took place during
Mo Sarrar spent three weeks living in the Calais migrant camp known as the Jungle. He tells Giverny Masso about performing the