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It was all glitz and glamour this week at Leicester Curve (when isn't it?) as the theatre launched its new season with
I have a feeling that arguments about diversity will be with us for some time to come, but perhaps all of this
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include the press nights of Peter Pan
As the creation of the first cultural town featuring theatre art in China gathers pace, Kalina Stefanova examines the crucial role it
Anush Hovhannisyan was nominated for the young singer award at the 2018 International Opera Awards and has won prizes including the 2016 Stella Maris Vocal
The Grand Opera House in York has renamed its stalls bar after the late comedian Ken Dodd, who performed at the theatre
Since leaving drama school, I have mostly worked on stage. In the past year or so, I have finally graduated from just
While Simon Longman's Gundog at London's Royal Court earlier this year depicted two sisters struggling to keep a family farm afloat, his
The Ferryman, Follies and The Jungle will compete for the theatre prize at this year’s South Bank Sky Arts Awards, for which
After performing for 13 years in a temporary structure in a stable yard, Nevill Holt Opera is to open a purpose-built theatre.
With no course currently available to fill the gap between leaving school and moving on to postgraduate training, Susan Elkin seeks out
How much does it cost to see, say, Les Miserables? The most recent press release I have " from earlier this month
For what's being billed as the first bilingual production to open in the West End, renowned French director Gerald Garutti and adaptor
William 'Bill' Perrie came late and by accident to theatre and dance, but he went on to become a soloist with the
Spectacle and subtlety meet in this rare revival of Kander and Ebb's 1984 musical, set across one day in a dilapidated roller
In a white picket-fenced suburb, Barb (Gala Gordon) is making Walt (Gareth David-Lloyd) her special blueberry toast. It has been said it's
The team behind Stick Man present the best wedding ever, the best wedding yet… Betty O'Barley and Harry O'Hay are excellent scarecrows.
Plays are built on dialogue, so perhaps it's unsurprising that theatre folk love to talk. Whether there's a crisis to tackle or
BECTU and Equity have vowed to clamp down on "exploitative" and "completely unacceptable" unpaid work at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Their
No one can see everything: it just isn't possible. It's one of the reasons we need critics: they see things so that
Nina Raine excels at writing scenes in which people are spectacularly awful to one another. Consent contains many moments in which her
A new stage version of Peter James’ book The House on Cold Hill will embark on a national tour next year, it
As the English language opera company marks five decades of performing in residence at the London Coliseum, George Hall toasts some of
The Marlborough Theatre in Brighton has announced a year-long programme of LGBT+ performances and events, including a trans-positive pantomime and a takeover
