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Leslie Grantham's private life proved every bit as dramatic and incident-filled as that of pub landlord 'Dirty' Den Watts, the role that
Akram Khan is one of four choreographers who will each nominate an emerging dance artist to receive funding as part of an
A dedicated funding stream has been set up for artists and cultural organisations preparing for Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture
Kyo Choi began her career as a journalist, then worked in banking, before pursuing novel writing and playwriting. She tells Giverny Masso
Theatre by the Lake's studio usually offers audiences a contemporary work or a modern classic in contrast to the more mainstream main
Though university degrees offer fewer contact hours than drama schools, they can provide a firm grounding in theatre for school-leavers who are
Revered more than 40 years after her death, Maria Callas wowed audiences from the New York Met to La Scala in Milan.
A pop-up Shakespeare theatre has officially opened in York city centre. The Rose Theatre, created by Lunchbox Theatrical Productions, is Europe's first
Mazz Murray is to join the cast of Chicago in the West End. She will play Mama Morton from July 2, opposite
There's a real sense of dynamism built into this year's Greenwich and Docklands International Festival programme, which spreads its line-up of eclectic
Ahead of its production of Little Shop of Horrors, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre stages a subtler and more sinister musical chiller,
It was always going to be hard to separate Jerusalem from memories of Mark Rylance. In Jez Butterworth's contemporary classic the part
Performers are being warned to scrutinise contracts properly, after it emerged that agreements used on the recently collapsed Thoroughly Modern Millie tour
Jeanine Tesori has been described as 'the most prolific and honoured female theatrical composer in history'. Now two of her hits, Fun
At certain times of the year it can feel as though every weekend has an awards ceremony. From the Oliviers to the
I recently returned from six weeks in Kyrgyzstan directing the first ever Kyrgyz translation of Macbeth, made from Russian into Kyrgyz, at
British-Brazilian choreographer Jean Abreu's new dance piece, Solo for Two, is performed with dancer Rita Carpinteiro and a small robot named Macheba.
Kate Waters " or Kombat Kate " is one of the most respected fight directors in UK theatre. She tells Fergus Morgan
Janie Dee, Danielle Hope, Ria Jones and Claire Sweeney are taking a show to this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where each will
Industry body Stage Directors UK is piloting a series of ‘hubs’ outside the capital " based in Wales, Glasgow and Manchester "
London’s Roundhouse has announced plans for a £15 million centre dedicated to nurturing the next generation of creative talent. It is the
It’s a big day for Jamie and Aaron: their two-year anniversary as well as bonus day at Jamie’s banking job, and life
It's shaping up to be a sun-blessed season for travelling troupes bringing live theatre to the nation's parks and gardens. Mate Productions
Performances tailored to children on the autism spectrum have liberated families for some time, but in April the Lincoln Center in US
More than a third of women working in backstage roles have experienced sexual harassment, a survey by entertainment union BECTU has found.
