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As the multi-award winning writer's play Not Talking finally finds its way to the stage, 13 years after it was written, he
He was an audience member in his student days, now he's the man at the helm. Unity Theatre's artistic director talks to
Laurence Osborn, the 29-year-old composer of this new opera, writes in the programme of the claustrophobia of living with his mother until
English National Opera is banning musical theatre audiences from bringing food and drink into the London Coliseum because patrons have been "picnicking"
The story of Fred Barnes is a theatrical tragedy just gagging to be brought to life on stage. In his heyday in
Rigby, the young protagonist of Izzy Tennyson's Grotty, has two girlfriends. One is Toad (Rebekah Hinds), a well-off woman who likes going
At what point does a regime of self-improvement shade into self-destruction? How easily can a quest for bulging biceps descend into delusional
The Brighton Fringe, England's biggest fringe festival, opens today. Taking place in venues across Brighton and Hove, it runs until June 3.
Broadway actor Shuler Hensley wears a huge padded suit to play the lead in Samuel D Hunter`s intellectually challenging play The Whale.
A word from one of theatre's dinosaurs being dragged into the 21st century! And so I am, apparently, in Lyn Gardner's opinion.
In an admittedly sparser-than-usual year for Tony eligible shows " just 33 new shows opened on Broadway in the 2017/18 season, and
What is the issue? The European Union is currently considering new regulations on the sale of lighting fixtures that would come into
A theatre agent has apologised for a comment she made in a private forum that criticised a casting call for only black,
Children’s theatre company Catherine Wheels has never shied away from tackling big issues. In this immersive co-production with the National Theatre of
Eilidh Loan, a student at Guildford School of Acting, has won the Alan Bates award for the most promising actor in the
The defining characteristic of Dominic Dromgoole's Oscar Wilde season so far has been its almost defiantly old-fashioned approach to staging the plays.
When it comes to a list of theatrical curiosities, Kurt Vonnegut's Happy Birthday, Wanda June would surely qualify, based on the author's
In the age of the sexual revolution, British dramatists used farce as a device to satirise the disintegration of old-fashioned social mores
Australian quintet The Tap Pack produce a slick two hours of hoofing and honied vocals, interspersing their impressive dance routines with renditions
Ben Forster, David Bedella, Rachel Tucker and Samantha Bond are among performers lined up to appear in a concert to mark the
What a time to be alive, if you're an Abba fan (and who isn't?). Not only have the Swedish pop legends announced
Former EastEnders actor David Witts is to make his West End debut in the leading role of Wicked at the Apollo Victoria
Cardiff pub theatre the Other Room has launched a new development scheme offering paid roles to emerging producers and directors. The aim
Nuffield Southampton Theatres is launching a writer's group to develop local talent and create original work for its new studio space. NST
One of the many pleasing things about the recent spate of cross-gender casting in Shakespeare " apart from the obvious joy of
