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As Andrew Lloyd Webber celebrates his 70th birthday, Michael Coveney looks back at the work and legacy of a composer whose work
Two of London's most unforgiving theatres have claimed two more victims. First it was Rufus Norris, as his production of Macbeth failed
It has been a novel, a play, a film, another play and a musical. Now Manuel Puig's love story has been adapted
Christopher Oram landed a huge gig when Disney brought him on to design the theatre adaptation of the highest-grossing animation ever. Mark
Shiona Morton’s play Hansel, which won last year’s Theatre Fest West, is a multi-faceted little gem, thoughtfully crafted, deeply absorbing, poignant and
Lebanese theatremaker Maya Zbib tells Nick Awde she's determined to stay and workin her troubled homeland despite offers from Europe and that
Theatr Clwyd has announced it will stage an all-female production of Lord of the Flies as part of its 2018 season. The
The Young Vic has appointed Punchdrunk’s Despina Tsatsas as its new executive director. She joins a new leadership team at the London
Pippin and Hair producer Aria Entertainment has teamed up with Tony-award-winning New York company Keirstead Productions to stage musicals in both London
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr has argued that it is essential for "the troubled youth of today" to have the opportunity to engage
Guildhall School of Music and Drama has established a programme using theatre texts and acting techniques to build leadership skills in people
Hands up who's seen Girl from the North Country? Okay, good. Now, hands up who remembers Ciaran Hinds' big number in that
How quickly the mighty forget. Take James Corden for example, who was quoted just this week saying how much he'd love to
When Leo Butler's Faces In The Crowd premiered at the Royal Court in 2008, it was one of the first plays to
I am writing to register my alarm at proposals to demolish the grade II-listed Ambassadors Theatre in London's West End ('Delfont Mackintosh
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include opening nights at Watford Palace and
If you have a child, you'll have read Dear Zoo " many, many times probably. First published in 1982, this simple story
The Old Vic has announced a series of events to celebrate its 200th birthday, including a free performance of the upcoming Mood
Spirit Young Performers Company's students regularly work in West End shows and all its elite students get their first choice drama schools,
“Should one buy a good quality wig and get some new headshots?” Asking for a friend #dear " Rob Landi (@robertolandi) March
To move my career forward I feel I have to move on from my current agent. I have been out of drama
Tony award-winning producer Barry Weissler has said the UK should "do better" at musical theatre. Weissler, whose productions include the forthcoming London
The Rose Theatre Kingston is launching an exhibition in celebration of its 10th anniversary. Running from April 13 to 29, The Rose
David Harrower is to adapt Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie starring Lia Williams to mark the centenary year of
