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New at this year's Aldeburgh Festival, Emily Howard's chamber opera To See The Invisible has been freely adapted by playwright Selma Dimitrijevic
A new interactive play responding to the Grenfell Tower fire will tour council estates across the country later this year, in a
Planning permission has been granted for a block of men's public toilets in Newport to be turned into a performance space. The
Reviewing George Bernard Shaw's Captain Brassbound's Conversion at the Theatre Royal Stratford East in 1956, The Stage noted that Glynn Edwards performance
Acis has one of the less glamorous transformations in Ovid's Metamorphoses. Other characters become birds or lions, but he is squashed by
Scherrikar Bell's acting talent took her by surprise when she auditioned for an Off-West End production of Oh! What a Lovely War
Whether you're a school leaver embarking on a theatre career or a working performer who wants to top up on stage skills,
Mark Dobson is to step down as executive director of the Royal Exchange in Manchester after less than two years, blaming differences
Daniel McCormick has been announced the winner of English National Ballet's Emerging Dancer Competition. Hosted by actor and dancer Will Kemp, the
Inspired by Monty Python and the Beatles, Liverpool-based Robert Farquhar pens off-the-wall, anarchic, funny plays, but always with a message. He tells
It’s not surprising that a play by the man considered by many to be the spiritual successor to Alan Ayckbourn should focus
A Loyalist pub in 1960s Dublin. With fags in hand and familiar tones, the landlady and her beehived pal usher an uncertain
Written in 1928 and inspired by the true story of the first woman to be executed by electric chair in New York,
Sophie-Louise Dann, Liam Tamne and Damian Humbley have been cast in the UK premiere of Spamilton: An American Parody. They join Marc
Kinky Boots has announced it will close in the West End in January after a three-year run. The show, which has music
How did you start off in theatre? I trained as a ballet accompanist back home in Swansea and then did a BA
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​ Albert
My first presenting job was with Spectrum Radio. At the time I was working as a producer at Capital Radio. It was
Recently at Chichester Festival Theatre, we produced a double-bill of plays by the poet-playwright Debbie Tucker Green. The first was the astonishing
It feels like we could do with a break from the UK and lighting this month " although because of your support,
Miss Julie is always being performed somewhere, in one form or another. Strindberg's classic 1888 tale of a fatal love affair between
Lucy Black has withdrawn from Sheffield Theatres’ production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest after sustaining an injury. She will be
Ironically for a play about unrealised potential, The Unbuilt City never really gets off the ground. Written by New York native Keith
While the Olivier Awards have upped the ante in the glamour stakes by relocating for the last two years to the Royal
Planning permission has been granted for a permanent cafe in the foyer of the derelict Burnley Empire Theatre, with the Theatres Trust
