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Tabard likes a site-specific piece as much as the next man, but a performance of The Cherry Orchard did catch his attention
The report quoted in The Stage article 'Arts degrees offer worst earning potential, Institute for Fiscal Studies claims' mentions some potentially alarming
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include the press nights of One Flew
Milo Rau is building a new European world order and within that is a set of rules designed to break the traditions
English National Opera has lost a key member of its senior management team, producing director Terri-Jayne Griffin, who is leaving after 19
Dear @westendproducer… When will this ever end? pic.twitter.com/J11VWIO88T " ionica (@Adriana_ionica) June 10, 2018 I'm not sure it ever will. Millions watch
The winner of The Stage Scholarship at Sylvia Young Theatre School 2018 is 11-year-old Taziva-Faye Katsande from Jersey in the Channel Islands.
I hope you won't mind giving some advice on UK theatre careers to somebody living on the other side of the world.
Theatre company the 154 Collective has won the 2018 Hodgkiss Award, with its production Wrestling the Walrus. Last presented in 2016, the
Actors Touring Company has issued a formal written warning to Ramin Gray following an investigation into claims of inappropriate behaviour by the
There's been a catastrophe. Thousands are dead. But grief hits everyone in different ways. The first production to be staged in Nottingham
Joyce Blackham was a star British mezzo-soprano famed for her sensual and seductive appearances as Bizet's Carmen with Sadler's Wells Opera and
From Cromer pier to the Garrick, and Jimmy Tarbuck to Kenneth Branagh, producer Edward Snape has worked his way up to the
Do you believe in undying love? Richard Curtis meets Tim Burton. Based on a true story, this brand new Musical Comedy takes
Chorus dancer Peggy Sawyer is told: "You're going out there a youngster, but you've got to come back a star," when she
Game of Thrones actors Lena Headey and Indira Varma star alongside refugees in a video produced at Shakespeare's Globe to mark World
Chiaroscuro lighting and distressed surfaces set the tone in Geraldine Alexander's production of The Crucible. It’s an atmospheric staging, wit the set
Theatre critic Michael Billington will curate a season of screenings and discussions at the BFI dedicated to Harold Pinter’s work, to mark
Access to the arts is more vital as schools under funding pressure cut drama provision. Susan Elkin looks at the extra-curricular and
Together with his wife Pearl Carr, Teddy Johnson formed one of the longest and most successful partnerships in British post-war light entertainment.
Coal mining is obviously a subject close to South Yorkshire hearts, but Ray Castleton hasn't taken the easy option of writing
With the transfer of the National Theatre's production of Nine Night, Natasha Gordon becomes the first black British female playwright to have
Natalie Titchener had her very first job as a dresser at the Mill at Sonning and now 25 years later she is
A campaign group has voiced concern over the future of one of England's oldest working theatres – criticising the local council for
