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A performing arts library in Surrey that houses thousands of musical scores and play texts is under threat as the local council
American musical theatre legend Chita Rivera will perform at this year’s Olivier Awards in a special appearance marking the 60th anniversary of
For a long while it's not clear what Chelsea Walker is trying to do here. The director, who won the RTST Sir
Spread over two parts and running to more than seven hours of theatre, American playwright Matthew Lopez's The Inheritance, receiving its world
More than any other art form, the musical seems to have the ability to cause an extreme reaction " either in support
Billie Piper and the cast of Yerma have kick-started Equity’s Safe Space campaign, which was developed following accusations of harassment in the
Theatre ticket prices can be an emotive subject. But, as Richard Howle observes in his Long Read this week, there is often
Tamara Rojo and Kwame Kwei-Armah have joined other voices in the arts and spoken out against Brexit. James Doeser explores, a year
Staff at Rose Bruford College are being threatened with redundancy as part of cost-cutting measures, The Stage can reveal. An email seen
Every year London's commercial theatres are accused of profiteering, as ticket prices rocket and the industry boasts of record-breaking revenues. But analysing
A package worth more than £150 million to help the creative industries thrive has been unveiled by the government. The creative industries
Culture secretary Matt Hancock has issued a rallying cry to improve diversity across the creative industries at a government-led forum event billed
A six-point manifesto been launched by the Association of Lighting Designers' new head, who has pledged to engage with more people from
Tabard is well aware of the lengths some actors will go to prepare for a role. Take Daniel Day-Lewis, for example. Tabard
You have to wonder why some people bother going to the theatre, don't you? Some just nod off when the lights go
I heartily agree with your editorial 'Give National and ENO a break' (March 22). Thank goodness for common sense. Editor’s view: No
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include opening nights of Kiss of the Spider
The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama has set up a playwriting workshop programme in which students will collaborate with experienced
The boost in Western-style cultural complexes across Asia is creating global opportunities for those with skills in opera, musical theatre and technical
The idea that we make our own ghosts, that they are the product of guilt and shame, is a potent one and
Rotterdam readies for Operadagen festival NETHERLANDS/ROTTERDAMÂ Classic and cutting-edge opera/musical theatre festival Operadagen will take over Rotterdam between May 18 and May 27.
Non-disclosure agreements intended to suppress complaints of sexual harassment at work should be banned, according to the UK's national equality organisation. The
Tricycle Theatre artistic director Indhu Rubasingham has urged theatres need to stop perceiving plays about different cultures as "risky". Rubasingham argued that
Matthew Kelly and David Yelland are to star in a new tour of Alan Bennett's The Habit of Art. It begins on
