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Theatre actors like to appear in London (or at least those that live there do). It means being able to stay at
Two of the top-selling chart albums of the past 12 months were Alfie Boe and Michael Ball's Together Again, and Leading Ladies, featuring West End stars Beverley
The pitfalls of finding digs are many and varied, and even pose a threat to personal safety, says Jon Dryden Taylor, who
Since its premiere in San Francisco in 2000, Jake Heggie's first opera has received a slew of productions in the United States
Legislation that could help prevent theatre workers from being forced out of the industry when they have children has taken its first
A volunteer group trying to save the derelict Dudley Hippodrome has had its lease terminated early by the local council, which says
War Horse is set to return to the National Theatre later this year to mark the centenary of Armistice Day. The Michael
Ciaran Hinds has joined the cast of Brian Friel’s Translations at the National Theatre, alongside the previously announced Colin Morgan. The play
Internet shopping giant Amazon has announced that it is to stop selling tickets, just three years after moving into the field. The
First £3.6m Audible fund writers revealed USA/NEWARK Audible has announced the first wave of writers who will receive commissions from the audiobook giant's
Black cats, yellow hats and salt " the superstitions that swirl around flamenco culture form the core of Isabel Bayon's enjoyably bizarre
John Blackmore had something of the Midas touch about him, rescuing several leading regional theatres from the brink of closure and restoring
Cal McCrystal seems to have overstretched himself somewhat as the director of the new production of Iolanthe at English National Opera. It
The latest press night parties, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include opening nights of Still Alice at
It's a dog's life, isn't it? Tabard often thinks it would be nice to only have to worry about where your next
Jack Lieberman took exception to a Gentile actor playing Goldberg in The Birthday Party (Letter, February 15). I would like to point
Work from writer Rajiv Joseph and a new play about IVF will feature in the Hampstead Theatre's latest season. Joseph's Describe the
Kenneth Haigh was the original 'angry young man'. As the recalcitrant Jimmy Porter in John Osborne's Look Back in Anger at the
Ray Quinn has been cast in the lead role in a new tour of Summer Holiday. Quinn rose to fame after he
Liverpool Theatre School hit the news recently when its principal Maxine Ellis announced it was eliminating all audition fees to encourage more
With an emphasis on outreach and education, Lagnet Theatre has been staging works to inform and unite its Kenyan community for almost
Arts Ed has a genuinely international reputation as an outstanding centre for training in performing arts. In 2016, its BA degree school
Iconic thriller writers Agatha Christie and John Buchan can scarcely have imagined that, many decades later, they would become the regular butt
Everywhere I look, from your columns to casting workshops I have been to, everybody sings the praises of actors upping their game
