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Sean Holmes is to step down as artistic director of the Lyric Hammersmith after nine years in the post. Holmes, who is
Faced with a dearth of opportunities to showcase their work, young theatremakers are taking matters into their own hands. They tell John
Theatre journalist Lyn Gardner is having her reviews and features coverage completely cut from the Guardian after 23 years. Industry leaders, including
Actors Harriet Thorpe and Ashley Day were among winners of this year's Golden Bucket Awards, where The Book of Mormon was also
As one of Scotland's flagship producing theatres prepares for a change of scene to allow a multimillion-pound redevelopment of its home, its
Comprised of the People Show alumni and based in Lewes, Slot Machine Theatre have a reputation for inventive and inclusive family theatre.
There are some genuinely thrilling moments in No Fit State Circus' new show, Lexicon. Proper heart-in-mouth stuff, including a fire juggling sequence
This week’s production news includes the 40th anniversary programme for Dance Umbrella Festival, while EastEnders actor David Witts has been cast as
With its narrator crawling through endless mud as he reflects on his memories and existence, Samuel Beckett's experimental novel How It Is
Last week, it emerged that English National Opera has implemented a ban on musical theatre audiences bringing their own food and drink
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 job was in 2016 as stage manager, lighting and sound operator for In/Out (A Feeling) at the Hope Theatre in
How did you start off in theatre? I applied for the technical theatre apprenticeship at the Royal Opera House. I had looked
Theatres around the UK face a total bill of £1 billion " more than five times the cost initially feared " if
A production about the UK's far-right movement was pulled after just two previews following complaints from its own cast members that the
I usually dread that conversation. You know the one, usually involving a cab driver or hairdresser, that features the question: "So, you
As a deputy stage manager, one of the main purposes of my role in a rehearsal room is prompting. That is, keeping
While a number of companies offer accessible performances for learning-disabled children, few are aimed at over-18s. The designer of Frozen Light's latest
The Ethiopian juggler went from showing off at the local market with his brother to performing with English National Opera and at
Following Gavin Henderson's anti-quota backlash, Christopher Haydon argues that promoting under-represented groups not only helps make theatre representative of society, but is
The festival season is upon us. The Brighton Festival is blooming on the south coast, Mayfest starts shortly in Bristol with a
Nightfall "Â Bridge Theatre, London Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr's third production at the Bridge is a new piece by Barney Norris set
Sex, death, and grubbily nostalgic Americana slosh together in all of Christopher Brett Bailey's work. Suicide Notes, touring in support of a
When Robert Schenkkan wrote Building the Wall in the autumn of 2016, it was probably a unsettling, insightful and important analysis of
Les Miserables is to bring back Bradley Jaden in the starring role of Javert, one of several cast changes over the summer.
