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Regarding himself as a "jobbing actor", John Hart Dyke was seldom out of work in a long career in which he forged
BalletLorent's reimagining of Rumpelstiltskin expertly weaves together elements of light and dark, love and dysfunction. In Carol Ann Duffy's new version of
What could be more British than a drama of wartime heroism and the weather? At times David Haig's Pressure, first seen in
When it first sprang up on Broadway 12 years ago, Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater's angst-ridden, hormone-drenched rock musical about repressed 19th
One of a number of ‘female wits’ writing during the Restoration, Mary Pix’s name and her work have been largely forgotten. Now,
Theatres across the UK are boosting the support they provide to employees with children and caring responsibilities following ongoing pressure from campaigners.
An investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour by theatre director Ramin Gray during his time at Actors Touring Company has been criticised for
As the 1960s beckoned, a new mood swept through Britain. With anger mounting at an out-of-touch establishment, the era was reflected on
Considering the volume of critically acclaimed theatre productions that don't end up on TV " i.e. most of them " I'm not
Theatre, to paraphrase Hamilton, is first and foremost about being in the room where it happens. If for Hamlet the readiness is
The central characters in Michelle Barnette's debut play Love Me Now first appear to be a millennial everycouple. This is sex in
While Neil Docking has written extensively for television, The Revlon Girl is his debut stage play. He tells Giverny Masso about his disbelief
Just as the National’s extraordinary Angels in America hits the headlines on its Broadway transfer, London gets another epic, seven-hour, two-part play
Social media has changed the way we live. It's also brought with it new insecurities. Random Selfies, produced by Ovalhouse as part
Green Day musical American Idiot will return for a UK tour next year in celebration of the show’s 10th anniversary. The tour
Greenwich Dance is to leave its current premises after 25 years and is searching for a new home in the London borough.
Casting has been announced for the London transfer of Fun Home, which opens at the Young Vic in June. Kaisa Hammarlund will
Jack Holden's first role out of drama school was the lead in War Horse at the National Theatre. His other credits include
Many actors hone their craft while working professionally. But for those who want to train before taking the plunge, Samantha Marsden presents
There are echoes of Jack Thorne’s TV work throughout his 2011 play. Bunny is reminiscent of both Skins and This is England,
A familiar face on film and TV, Roger Allam is returning to the West End in The Moderate Soprano. He tells Nick
The latest production news includes a return to the West End for Orlando Bloom and casting for the UK tour of Alan
The not always sophisticated humour of Fiona Show's thrice-seen production of The Marriage of Figaro is made to feel positively classy in
Theatres are being urged to be more rigorous in the vetting of chaperones looking after child performers, amid ongoing concerns about the
Last week, claims of actors being weighed at auditions emerged, with some reports suggesting performers had been stripped to their underwear as
