Hall for Cornwall secures final funding for £20m overhaul
Hall for Cornwall’s £20 million redevelopment has been given the go ahead after it secured the remaining funding required to complete it.
Hall for Cornwall’s £20 million redevelopment has been given the go ahead after it secured the remaining funding required to complete it.
Irish baritone Gavan Ring will make his Welsh National Opera debut in the title role of Don Giovanni this month. He tells
John is not just cracking up. He's falling apart. But why? He has a steady if humdrum job, a caring mother and a
With no hip-hop dance-graded syllabus available, where's best to learn house and krump? Anna Winter finds out how to take street moves
Leading theatre designers including Tom Piper and Chloe Lamford have joined calls for more career development opportunities in their sector. They join
In this first commission from the Rural Touring Dance Initiative, Ben Wright " previously a principal for Matthew Bourne " choreographs and
Marianela Nunez knew she wanted to be a dancer at three years old. Now starring in Giselle and celebrating her 20th year
Robert Wilson has been named chair of the Creative Scotland board. He replaces Ben Thomson, who has been interim chair since July
It's ironic that just when it is announced that the contract of Welsh National Opera's artistic director will not be renewed, David
The centenary of the women's vote is presumably the hook for this touring revival of one of Terence Rattigan's best-known plays. Among
New plays by Mark Ravenhill, Debbie Tucker Green and Rory Mullarkey feature in the Royal Court Theatre’s new season. Artistic director Vicky
Publisher Samuel French is to reopen its London bookshop in a newly-designed space within the Royal Court. Samuel French closed its bookshop
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details… Albert
How did you start off in theatre? I went for an audition with Nat Brenner at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
London, December 2012: I'm in an unfamiliar room waiting to meet Sean Spencer, the writer and director of Panic, an independent feature
In the final part of our centennial celebration of Ingmar Bergman, we turn to his various portraits of the artist. Bergman's films
Tired of an ineffective 'jam tomorrow' approach to increasing diversity among theatre's leaders, Madani Younis says we should look to American football
When school groups go to the theatre to watch dramatised versions of the novels on the curriculum, there is a problem: English
Natasha Tripney Don’t Miss Girls and Boys " Royal Court, London Though best known to many for writing the book to Matilda
I'm pleased to report that my month of rest in January paid dividends. I reached the beginning of February feeling an enormous
Playwrights Joe Murphy and Joe Robinson, who set up refugee theatre Good Chance, have been announced as the winners of this year’s
London’s Old Vic theatre has proposed a series of changes to its governance structure that would see Sally Greene lose her chief
An actor who was diagnosed with brain cancer is to perform on stage one last time at a special event supported by
Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Cate Blanchett and Eileen Atkins are among more than 100 actors, writers and TV personalities announced as ambassadors
A chance encounter with a burlesque dancer changed Alix Ross' life. Now performing under the name of Demi Noire, the fire-dancing cabaret