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After two summers of invigorating open-air Shakespeare in the gardens of Berkeley Castle, Split Second Productions has moved into the majestic 12th
Let's face it, few people who have been to see 42nd Street in the West End don't come out singing one of
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include the press nights of Not Talking
I don't have much patience with Mark Rylance's doubts about the authorship of Shakespeare's plays, nor any insight into where these doubts
In last year's entertaining show reports feature " detailing behind the scenes quirks at theatres across the land " the stage manager
Mood Music sounds great. It's directed by Roger Michell, a big-shot name in stage and screen who most recently took the reins
The teenage Dublin festival is even more committed to welcoming worldwide theatre artists seeking a bigger stage for gay-themed works. Its artistic
Rachel Young's Nightclubbing takes its audience on a journey from the 1980s Black Girl Magic of Grace Jones to shivering in a 2015 nightclub
Since leaving drama school, I have done one commercial and some very small stage jobs. I don't have an agent yet, but
What is press night etiquette (and should I ever stay even if I don’t know people and force my way into conversations…)?
The clowns in Hofesh Shechter's Show aren't just creepy, they're homicidal. By turns gambolling fools, sage advisors and blank-faced killers, this octet
Cameron Mackintosh has called for an urgent solution to new regulations that threaten the future of stage lighting in UK theatres. Mackintosh
English National Opera has changed its food and drink policy following accusations of "elitism" against musical theatre audiences. An article published by
Martin McCormick’s latest play is a scabrous meditation on domesticity. Charlotte Lane’s set, which looks like the contents of a junk shop
Forty years ago last Sunday, Bobby Robson's Ipswich Town beat Arsenal 1-0 at Wembley to win the FA Cup, the sensational culmination
Lyn Gardner's departure from the Guardian after 23 years has sent a shockwave through the theatre world. While at the Guardian, she
By the time he had left school, John Stride had already played Macbeth, Antony and Hamlet. His early promise " spotted at
"Mussolini never killed people, just sent them to holiday camps" " Silvio Berlusconi San Domino " A Musical Drama The the story
I've heard some arbitrary reasons for policing audience behaviour before, but few as genuinely outrageous as English National Opera's ban on externally
This is only the third play at the Bridge Theatre " and the third configuration, from end-on in Young Marx, promenade in
What if Romeo and Juliet did not die as teenagers, but lived on into old age? This is the concept of Ben
Suranne Jones has said "deeply affecting" themes in Frozen at Theatre Royal Haymarket contributed to an illness that forced her to withdraw
Josie Dale-Jones founded ThisEgg when she was in sixth form, and has stuck with the theatre company ever since. She tells Giverny
Today is Sophie's 16th birthday, so her mother is baking a cake. As Danyah Miller (who co-wrote the show with John Miller)
In the First World War, 60,000 soldiers of undivided India died serving the British Army. Their sacrifice for the British Empire, at
