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Her CV boasts stints in big-name West End productions and her vlogs attract a huge following, but the multitalented performer, author and
Cramming all 11 characters in Philip Ridley's Moonfleece onto the small stage of the Pleasance's second space is quite a challenge, but
David Hare's magnificent new play about the love story at the heart of the foundation of Glyndebourne transfers from its sold-out run
A prank birthday present of ballet lessons led Scott Ambler into a career in which he forged a memorable partnership with choreographer
This cult show, which premiered Off-Broadway in 1992 is an admirable act of self-defeat; a show that points out its own pointlessness.
In what now feels like the far-off days of David Cameron being prime minister, he once channelled Michael Winner during a House
I'm trying to write this over the snoring of my sofa-ridden partner. It's a Sunday afternoon, and he has been out cold
Ross McGregor's new adaption of Three Sisters for Arrows and Traps is witty and accessible. Beautifully presented and elegantly design by Odin
After becoming a choreographer almost by accident, Randy Skinner went on to develop some of Broadway and the West End's most enduring
Director Simon Phillips saw Bernadette Robinson’s singing at a corporate bash in Melbourne. Mesmerised by Robinson’s extraordinary talent as a vocalist, he
An 80-seat temporary theatre, first introduced at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, is moving to London to become a third space for the
The Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow is to remained closed for at least two months following a fire, with management hailing it the
Based on Helen Tse's family memoir recounting the inspiration behind her Sweet Mandarin Chinese restaurant in Manchester and the three generations of
Jenna Innes graduated from her training at London's Musical Theatre Academy in September, but she is already performing in a large-scale national
Inspired by a Norwegian event for those working in film and television, the Costume Symposium is a focal point for a disparate
Claims of actors being stripped and weighed at auditions and being told they are "too fat" for roles have promoted calls for
Actor Anne-Marie Duff has revealed how a bout of stage fright almost put an end to her career. Duff said it was
A familiar face on television for more than three decades, Carmel McSharry was an actor of considerable charm and capability with a
Alas, poor Eeyore. While driving in South Africa In 1999, playwright and regular Kneehigh collaborator Carl Grose saw a billboard outside Johannesburg
How did you start off in theatre? Lots of acting, directing and producing at school and university. I also did a postgraduate
My first job was for BBC TV in 1960 in a production called Where the Party Ended. I played Maurice, the boyfriend
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​​ Albert
People, mainly theatre critics, love to talk about the death of theatre criticism. The story is a familiar one by now. For
Second Stage has just become the latest Off-Broadway company to establish a full-time Broadway home, while still maintaining two other addresses. It
In a time of Facebook rumour, fake news and false narratives, director Lu Kemp’s Richard III provides a reminder that such lies
