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An awards ceremony celebrating rural touring work is to return for second year, with three new categories. The Rural Touring Awards were
From 1753 up until 1924, William Wycherly's The Country Wife was deemed too scandalous to be performed, though by today's standards, this
Less an opera and more a collection of scenes for opera heroines, Roles is the culmination of Metta Theatre's residency at the V and
At this Sunday's Olivier Awards " the West End's biggest night of the year " will there be a David-and-Goliath moment in
Two stories in this week's paper highlight one of the crucial challenges in theatre's struggle to combat harassment in the workplace. Actors
UK Theatre's president tells Lyn Gardner how personal experience has informed her approach to harassment allegations and why theatre must no longer
At the end of 2017, I was pencilled in for an acting job. The casting agents wanted me to keep three days
The theatrical impresario Caro Newling's production company Neal Street, which she founded with Sam Mendes and Pippa Harris, boasts a vast portfolio
Female directors are made to “live or die” on their first production while men are given more opportunity to experiment, leading directors
Swiss-Ukrainian playwright Victoria Baumgartner's Will is a tender love letter to Shakespeare. Though overly earnest at times, the play's wide-eyed wonder at
We asked our critics to predict Sunday's Olivier winners. Will there be a Hamil-tonne of gongs for the big hitter, or are
In the largely unsung role of costume supervisor, Stephanie Arditti " who described her job as "getting the designs off the paper,
Martin Murphy's one-woman monologue is titled Victim, but the three characters represented in it are far from meek or mute. Tracey, a
Tabard was delighted to see so many people embracing World Theatre Day this week. Twitter was awash with messages of support for
Producer Bill Kenwright has enjoyed a long and successful run with the Agatha Christie Theatre Company, touring adaptations of her most popular
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include opening nights of Love Me Now
I would like to reassure Barrie Stacey (Letters, February 15) that, evidenced from my many visits to drama school, conservatoire, and university
Originally trained as a dancer, winning a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Dance aged nine and making her professional debut at
West End theatres have been forced to cancel shows following an ongoing gas leak on St Martin's Lane. James Graham's Quiz at
Set in Kent parkland yet only 25 minutes from central London, the Sidcup-based school is offering one student the chance to study
I've been working with an actor friend developing a fringe show. He's musical theatre-trained, I come from a comedy background and, without
Exeter Northcott artistic and executive director Paul Jepson is to step down from the post after three years. Jepson joined the venue
Children are being prevented from taking dance and drama exams because of government rules about school absence, the award body for dance
Performing arts degrees at a Scottish college, that had been threatened with closure, are set to be saved following interest from Queen
