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Dion Boucicault's rowdy melodrama The Colleen Bawn is a disaster waiting to happen. It is a rambunctious whirlwind of a thing, in
Barney Norris will adapt Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Remains of the Day for a new stage production premiering at the Royal and Derngate
Manchester is a city known and celebrated for its music. Honouring that musical heritage, the Royal Exchange Young Company " winner of
Alex Beckett, who was appearing in The Way of the World at the Donmar Warehouse, has died. The theatre confirmed the sudden
Circus Abyssinia's Ethiopian Dreams offers an hour of ebullient escapism. At its best " in a nonchalant, rhythmically dynamic juggling routine, for
Equity, the Musicians’ Union and the Incorporated Society of Musicians will investigate the culture in specialist performing arts colleges, after concerns were
The founder and artistic director of Theatre Peckham in south London is stepping down after 33 years. Teresa Early will continue to
Prize Day, 2008. The head boy has just made a perfect speech to the assembled school. It is nuanced, witty and heartfelt.
In recent years, the Oliviers have often felt at the mercy of the broadcasters, appearing grateful that anyone still wants to put
Mark Medoff’s Children of a Lesser God premiered on Broadway 38 years ago. It still holds up very well. The play is
The Theatre Royal Haymarket, one of London's oldest and grandest playhouses, was put up for sale in January. Since then, there have
It was a three-week pop-up that stayed for eight years. As the Bike Shed Theatre closes its doors, director David Lockwood looks
West End musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie is to be screened live in cinemas around the UK. More2Screen will broadcast the musical
It's hardly Chicago's fault " more a consequence of the show's success and longevity " but there's something about that black and
Immersive hit the mainstream in the past decade with audiences flocking to work by pioneering companies such as Punchdrunk, Coney and Shunt.
Daniel Evans has claimed theatregoers in the regions are waking up to new writing in a way never seen before, but argued
Tabard knows some audience members find it hard to separate actors from the roles they play. There have been countless times soap
It feels like an increasing truism, in London at least, that you're now never more than six feet away from an immersive
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include the Olivier Awards, the Bush Theatre’s
As the board of Actors Touring Company, we write in response to last week's Editor's View ('Employers need to better handle harassment',
Towards the end of the Second World War, the communist resistance in Yugoslavia were beginning to liberate pockets of the country. Any
Amanda Gaughan, who died suddenly at the age of 35, was a talented director who earned many friends in Scotland's theatre community
Opening doors for emerging choreographers around the continent, Spring Forward is a chance to showcase work and foster connections. Donald Hutera explores
Kathrine Smith's two-hander. All I See Is You " one of the recent winners of the Octagon's annual prize for new writing "
