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Belfast's Lyric Theatre and Prime Cut Productions were the big winners at this year's Irish Theatre Awards, winning four categories including best
Issues faced by disabled people in accessing arts and culture will be tackled under a new position created by the government. Andrew
In Isobel Dixon's intriguing adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein for Burn Bright Theatre, the sex of both the creature and her maker
Circus performer Rebecca Rennison's multiple skills include silks, rope and hoop. She tells Giverny Masso about performing in Becoming Shades, an immersive
There has been talk about brining Richard Stirling’s play A Princess Undone to London for two years now. When it premiered in
Performing in Ramps on the Moon's revival of Our Country's Good, Garry Robson is a passionate advocate for disabled performers and theatremakers.
Christopher William Hill's comedy Clockwork Canaries is weird. And not in a good way. In a disconcerting and dispiriting way. In the
Rhys Ifans has withdrawn from Mood Music at the Old Vic, in which he was due to star. The actor has been
A new tour of musical The Bodyguard will open in Glasgow this December. The show, which ran in the West End in
Set to a text by German writer Falk Richter, director Jude Christian's inventive, occasionally bamboozling show, Trust, is like watching a huge
Wild animals will be banned in travelling circuses in England by 2020, the government has confirmed. The pledge brings to an end
West End theatre audiences exceeded 15 million for the first time last year, as box office revenue also grew for the 14th
Waltham Forest has been named the first London borough of culture. The north-east London borough was among 22 bidders for the scheme,
Though set in 1977 and concerning a dereliction of duty that happened more than 45 years ago, Peter Morgan's gladiatorial depiction of
Ben Forster, Tyrone Huntley and Rebecca Trehearn have been cast in the European premiere of musical revue Sondheim on Sondheim. The production
My first professional job was a theatre in education play called Mind the Gap that was being performed in the Elgar room
Professional theatre design associations will officially link up with entertainment unions for the first time, to establish a working group to improve
How did you start off in theatre? As an actor and then a director, the transition was made, as I guess is
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​​​ Albert
Some, it seems, have a Baz Bamigboye in their bonnet. Every Thursday night, regular as clockwork, the Daily Mail's longstanding entertainment reporter
Natasha Tripney Don't Miss Fanny and Alexander " Old Vic, London Penelope Wilton heads a cast that also includes Jonathan Slinger and
And so it happened, the day I had been dreading since becoming a critic: somebody finally sleep shamed me at the theatre.
Though it has cult status now, Hal Ashby's film about the unconventional relationship between a teenage boy and a 79-year-old woman met
Celebrating the 200th birthday of Imperial ballet master and choreographer Marius Petipa, there was a wealth of dance talent on display on
Isabelle Huppert has announced a solo performance at the Southbank Centre that will see her read extracts by radical 18th-century philosopher the
