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Performers were forced to abandon ship on the opening night of Titanic the Musical " after debris began falling from the ceiling.
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include the press nights of Chicago with
A good-news story for you this week readers. One of true devotion. No, Andrew Lloyd Webber isn't naming more West End theatres
If you are going to create a cabaret show to tour cocktail bars around the world, the history of gin is probably
When Dennis 'Slim' Ramsden announced his retirement (prematurely, as it proved) in 2001, The Stage hailed him as "one of the West
While the circus world is a truly global affair, many countries also boast national advocacy organisations that promote the art form and
A group of secondary ticketing operators have established a new lobbying association to speak out in support of “responsible” sellers within live
A major enquiry into funding for culture in cities has been launched, as local authority arts budgets continue to decline. After gathering
Actors Tanya Moodie, Harriet Walter and Samantha Bond and Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah have been named judges for this year’s Sir
After almost eight months since my last casting, I was starting to feel quite despondent, although it hasn't been for a lack
Directed by Strictly Come Dancing's Craig Revel Horwood, new musical Son of a Preacher Man is a frothy confection that revisits Dusty
“Sail on, sail on, good ship Titanic!”, goes a thrilling choral refrain in this Broadway-originated musical, and so does Thom Southerland’s boldly
Abigail's Party: the very title is synonymous with social climbing, terrible fashion and big hair. The epitome of car crash drama, its
Fane Productions presents a strictly limited run of Kathleen Turner’s refreshingly honest and appropriately titled one woman show, Finding My Voice. Lending
It's that time of year when Broadway's critics are at their busiest (and, some might say, their most cranky). On consecutive nights,
After weeks of waiting, the word is out " and it is deeply discouraging. Arts organisations across Northern Ireland have suffered stringent
Yes, it's a jukebox musical. And no, it's not imaginatively told, galloping straightforwardly through Tina Turner's life and works from childhood to
Robin Pearce is to take over the role of Waitwell in The Way of the World at the Donmar Warehouse, following the
The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama has appointed Helena Gaunt as its new principal. Gaunt replaces Hilary Boulding, who left
James Hugh Macdonald is having his debut play produced at the age of 91. He tells Giverny Masso about the ideas behind
Disney has announced an immersive experience at the Vaults in London based on its classic 1940 film Fantasia. Sounds and Sorcery will
The Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester has announced two musicals for 2018 including the UK premiere of Pasek and Paul’s A Christmas
Theatres across the UK face unexpected costs in excess of £180 million under “devastating” EU proposals to ban the vast majority of
The second Arts in Health conference will showcase programmes designed to take the burden off the health sector. Amber Massie-Blomfield explores the
Students looking to become triple threats have no shortage of training options. Samantha Marsden looks at what is available " from evening
