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Let's face it, Barbra Streisand could do anything and be forgiven. And yes, that even extends to her version of Somewhere from
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include opening nights of Frost/Nixon at Sheffield
Theatre figures including directors Vicky Featherstone and Phyllida Lloyd have been recognised at the Southbank Centre’s Women in the Creative Industries Awards.
In June, the Royal Albert Hall will host two Star Trek concerts as part of their Festival of Science series and has
I am disappointed to hear that Pauline Moran believes the recent shocking revelations of sexual harassment in the entertainment industry are "an
Royce Ullah's sole brush with fame came as Salim in AR Rahman's Bombay Dreams, the lavish Bollywood-inspired musical with a book by
Emma Chambers made much of characters who seemed to have, in the nicest possible way, a slender grasp of reality. As the
For four decades, New York's WP Theater has presented pioneering pieces by and about women. Its artistic director tells Eleanor Turney how
What'll it be? Oh, a pint, a packet of peanuts and a great big slice of Jim Cartwright please, mate. Cartwright's 1989
Arts Council England is to establish a Digital Culture Code that theatres will be expected to sign up to, in an effort
The under-representation of drama school teachers from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds has not improved in the past year, new figures
Growing up, I was the tomboy and my sister was the arty one, but it was me who ended up at drama
Dear @westendproducer Is it ever acceptable to audition naked in an effort to 'stand out from the pack'? " David Harewood (@DavidHarewood)
StubHub, Viagogo, Get Me In! and Seatwave, four of the biggest operators in the secondary ticketing market, have been hit with bans
Peaky Blinders actor Paul Anderson is to make his West End debut in Moliere's Tartuffe. Anderson will play the title role in
You are invited to an audience with Judy Garland, Patsy Cline, Edith Piaf, Billie Holiday and Maria Callas. The uniquely talented Australian
You would have to be living as a hermit to have missed the phenomenal renaissance of women's movements. While the #MeToo campaign
What's good for the West End is good for the Olivier Awards. And it is almost impossible to conceive that any serious
Theatre Royal Stratford East has been hit by a series of high-profile departures and has closed its acclaimed musical theatre development programme,
The New York-based composer Philip Hagemann has come to London to conduct this double bill of his own operas, both receiving their
Playwright and actor Amelia Bullmore has done everything from Brass Eye to Ayckbourn. She tells Catherine Love about returning to Manchester, where
This year’s nominees for the Olivier Awards reaffirm that the biggest show of the year was, inevitably, Hamilton. The musical could now
Arts Council England has launched a £14.4 million fund for research and development projects. The money will be made available to individual
David Bintley has announced he will step down as director of Birmingham Royal Ballet after 24 years. He leaves to pursue
