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Feeling perhaps more chilling in the era of Twitter and Trump than it did at its 1994 debut, Arthur Miller's Broken Glass
This year marks the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley's gothic novel about the scientist who finds a way of
Ambitious plans to secure the future of arts provision in schools and ensure drama remains a vital part of children's education have
The Stage Debut Awards will return for a second year in September, once again honouring breakthrough actors and creatives. Last year's inaugural
In recent weeks, the UK was hit by severe weather " blizzards, gales and extreme cold " forcing the Met Office to issue
Is theatre entertainment or art? Arts Council England's slogan is Great Art for Everyone, not Great Entertainment for Everyone. The Arts Council's
Michael Green was one of the great, if now largely overlooked, English humorists whose The Art of Coarse Acting proved a wickedly
Critics accuse the sector of becoming increasingly dominated by middle-class sensibilities, neglecting the tastes of many in favour of 'high art'. Working-class
Tony and Olivier award-winning actor Shuler Hensley will star in a new production of Samuel D Hunter’s The Whale, it has been
Harkening back to a vanished historical moment when Britain willing sheltered child refugees, Diane Samuels' softly-spoken tragedy commemorates 80 years since the
Jo Beddoe was an unsung champion of regional theatre who steered Scotland's 7:84, Liverpool's Everyman and Playhouse theatres and London’s Battersea Arts
Theatres and performance venues in Hull saw a 30% increase in audiences last year, thanks to the city's year as UK City
Amanda Holden has been named a new patron of Polka Theatre. She has been brought on board specifically to support the children's
I am writing on behalf of Print Room at the Coronet in London, which was referenced in Alistair Smith's Editor’s View column
Plymouth has had its share of military action, but now a civil war is brewing in the city. Tabard hears that a
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures.This week's highlights include opening nights at Richmond Theatre, Tara
A selection of international playwrights has been commissioned, using a $5 million fund from Amazon audiobook giant Audible, to write new plays
My agent says that not having a showreel is making it hard for me to get screen work. Unfortunately, having no screen
Based in Reading and in its 10th year, Read College has a 100% success rate for its foundation course pupils gaining places
Northampton’s Royal and Derngate has been given more than £684,000 to develop new musical theatre specifically for mid-scale venues. The theatre will
New lead casting for the West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has been announced. Jamie Ballard will take
We hear a lot about star and stunt casting, and how names are needed to help sell a show. But there is
Julian Dutton opens in Do You Think That's Wise? " the Life and Times of John Le Mesurier at the Bath Comedy
Amy Griggs is academy director at Hijinx Academies, she tells John Byrne about running drama training for learning-disabled actors How did you start off in theatre?
