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As the film industry continues to grapple with declining audiences in US movie theatres, thanks in no small part to the welter
Journalist and playwright Henry C Krempels has written before about his experiences on the 'immigration train’, the overnight connection from Venice to
Formosa, the title of Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's latest work to premiere in the UK, comes from the name Portuguese sailors first
The future of Lowestoft's Marina Theatre has been secured after the local council had a £200,000 loan approved to purchase the neighbouring
Planning permission has been granted for a 1,200-seat theatre in the centre of Tunbridge Wells. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council's planning committee unanimously
Southwark Playhouse has announced it will move to a new, permanent home in 2019, in addition to detailing further plans about a
Rajiv Joseph's new play is not short of ambition. It spans the best part of a century, the location hops all around
Ask anyone who has trained with Philippe Gaulier: clowning is seriously hard work. A reminder of just how hard comes in Keepy
Young Frankenstein has announced its closure in the West End, after a run of 10 months. The Mel Brooks musical will then
Written in the 1950s and banned until after the author’s death, Vasily Grossman’s autobiographical epic Life and Fate surveys the horrors in
Christopher Biggins will return as head judge for this year’s West End Bake Off, which takes place next week. The baking competition
Dancers in Central School of Ballet's graduate company have been left "absolutely devastated" after a van containing more than 100 handmade costumes
A cast including Tamsin Greig, David Suchet and Martin Freeman have been announced for a West End season marking 10 years since
Before taking over the artistic leadership of Canada's Shaw Festival, British director Tim Carroll's biggest Canadian box-office success was his 2016 production
Having examined the hothouse environment of British schooling from students' perspectives in A Level Playing Field, the second of Jonathan Lewis' trilogy
Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp has been named director of the Africa Centre in London. In his first few months in the role, Tharp
A website to provide mental health support for actors is being launched by a performer who believes the issue has been "grossly
A new musical staging of Pretty Woman arrives on Broadway in July. The movie-to-musical format is not a new concept; works such
Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum Theatre has taken the lion’s share of nominations for this year’s Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland, being shortlisted
The nominees for the Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland have been announced. Of the 180 new productions produced in Scotland from
Terra Firma, the current tour from National Dance Company Wales, features three bold and individually distinctive works, proving that this is one
After 37 years at the helm of Oily Cart, which works with 'the most hard to reach', Tim Webb is stepping down,
Born in Edmonton, Middlesex, Pamela Sholto demonstrated an early ability in dance. She studied ballet with the Russian prima ballerina Lydia Lopokova
Harry Enfield will star in the world premiere of Jemma Kennedy’s Genesis Inc. at Hampstead Theatre next month. Enfield will play several
Women are least represented in top roles among the biggest arts organisations, with male dominance increasing in line with company size, new
