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Just 30% of arts students think that the tuition fees for their degree are good value for money, according to new research.
The Old English epic poem Beowulf is given a fun, metafictional update in Seth Kriebel's new show. Combining elements of the Oregon
The Texan singer Tori Scott feels she has a good reason to drink. Not only is she single but her country is
Two world premieres and a revival from all three associate choreographers of the Royal Ballet whets the appetite. Wayne McGregor's opener, Yugen,
Inspired by Aphra Behn, Mary Pix was among the most popular playwrights on the 17th-century theatre circuit, but fell out of fashion.
The third and final show from theatre company Joyous Gard at this year's festival, David K Barnes' and Michael Milne's Timothy is
Dean John-Wilson has been cast in the West End transfer of The King and I, which opens at the London Palladium in
The idea of a Sondheim revue is both a huge temptation and a folly. As magnificent as so many of his songs
Actor Monica Dolan has called on the theatre and TV to better support female writers, claiming organisations are currently too focused on
Playwright Simon Longman has won the 49th George Devine award for most promising playwright. Longman was awarded the £15,000 prize at the
Earlier this week, I listed my 13 favourite theatre stars who work in mainly in plays. Now it’s the turn of my
No one mentions the name, but we all know what this is about " a taxi-hailing app, that's revolutionised transportation, growing from
Tom loves Viv and Viv loves Tom. Only sometimes, Tom forgets who Viv is. Tristan Bernays' short, bruising play tenderly tracks a
A West End fixture at the Cambridge Theatre, Matilda now embarks on its first UK national tour. It remains every bit as
Two weeks ago, I binged on Glitch, from Australia. Last week, my binge was the rather obscure Imposters. This week, it's Jessica
Kaite O'Reilly and Sara Beer follow up their 2016 collaboration, Cosy, with an incendiary look at the lack of inclusivity in theatre.
Lenny Henry has called on the industry to "step up and be more bullish" in persuading the government about its value
Northern Broadsides’ executive director Sue Andrews is to step down after 25 years. She follows outgoing artistic director Barrie Rutter in leaving
London's Lyric Hammersmith has announced the first full refurbishment of its main house auditorium in almost 40 years. Last renovated in 1979,
Under Graham Vick's quasi-evangelical direction, Birmingham Opera Company's mission to reconfigure the art form continues with Wake, a new work in which
With a career encompassing hit collaborations with Andrew Lloyd Webber and countless topical songs on radio and TV, the veteran lyric writer's
After directing the mediocre Dry Powder on Hampstead Theatre's main stage earlier this year, Anna Ledwich heads downstairs to helm this weightier
Director Katie Mitchell is to make her Edinburgh International Festival debut this August as part of a residency by Paris-based Theatre des
The National Theatre has announced an exhibition in celebration of its early years at the Old Vic Theatre. The exhibition, which will
Further details have been announced about a new four-part series celebrating this year’s Olivier award nominees that will be broadcast in the
