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Performing arts organisations have been invited to bid for a £4 million fund to create "game-changing" new experiences using immersive technologies. Public
The Tony award-winning designer of The Play That Goes Wrong, tells Ollie Cole that "there's no better way to hone your craft
David McVicar's Glyndebourne staging of Julius Caesar in Egypt was an overwhelming success back in 2005, helping to consolidate the position of
St Giles-in-the-Fields holds the honour of being one of very few things that have stayed the same in Soho over the past
With credits including the UK tour of Funny Girl and The Importance of Being Ernest at Theatr Clwyd, Richard Fitch's most recent
Both writer Bryony Lavery and director Katie Posner have consciously chosen to keep this adaptation of Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons rooted
It's an understatement that Viscountess Rhondda, Margaret Haig Mackworth (née Thomas), has suffered historical neglect. A pioneering Welsh suffragette and businesswoman; a
Anyone who finds Handel's more famous operas po-faced and burdened with endless da capo arias will appreciate Agrippina's relative brevity and snappier
So far, the two Nicks’ flexible Bridge Theatre has hosted a proscenium-arch farce, an immersive Shakespeare, and a thrust-stage Barney Norris play.
At the weekend, The Band’s Visit won the Tony award for best musical, winning against Frozen, Mean Girls and Spongebob Squarepants: the
Arts Educational Schools student Alex Cardall has been announced as the winner of the 2018 Stephen Sondheim Society Student Performer of the
The notorious Marquis de Sade wrote Nouvelle Justine in 1791 and Juliette a decade later. The title characters represent 'virtue' and 'vice',
Playwrights Alice Birch, Tanika Gupta, Gary McNair and Linda McLean have been nominated for the James Tait Black Prize for Drama. The
The Almeida Theatre's production of Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke is to transfer to the West End. It will play at the
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Angels in America led the charge of British winners at this year’s Tony Awards in
Since her five-year tenure as co-artistic director of London's Gate Theatre, during which she championed women writers, the director has forged a
Last week I was invited to speak on a panel about space and place at the International Theatre Engineering and Architecture Conference
Michael Longhurst is a versatile, experienced and talented theatre director, so his appointment as the next artistic director of the Donmar was
Machinal "Â Almeida Theatre, London The Almeida follows The Writer with a revival of Sophie Treadwell's 1928 play. Considered an expressionistic masterpiece, Machinal
A revival of Ionesco’s Rhinoceros is the major winner at this year’s Critics Awards for Theatre in Scotland.The co-production between Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum Thea…
Small Wonders, a new commission for the London International Festival of Theatre (LIFT), boasts the same extraordinary attention to detail and power
When Shakespeare's Globe alumnus Tim Carroll was hired to run Canada's Shaw Festival, it may have been with the unspoken understanding that
Actor Emma Thompson has been appointed a dame in the Queen's birthday honours list, in which director Marianne Elliott and playwright Abi
Plays Sheila Atim has joined the cast of Othello at Shakespeare’s Globe in London, starring the previously announced Mark Rylance and Andre
As theatre company Quarantine hands over the stage to ordinary people, joint artistic director Richard Gregory tells Lyn Gardner how deaf performers,
