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The Royal Ballet institution has a pretty much sacrosanct relationship with Petipa's Sleeping Beauty. Sumptuously and symphonically scored by Tchaikovsky, it's the
Nicholas Hytner kicked off his reign at the National with a timely revival of Henry V, one that emphatically echoed contemporary political
The London Student Drama Festival is to make its Theatreland debut this year, with support from Nimax Theatres. Set up in 2013
Theatres in the South West have joined together to create a network aimed at supporting and promote touring work in the region.
Ruth Wishart and Maggie Kinloch have resigned from the board of Creative Scotland following the arts agency’s controversial funding decisions announced last
Freelance production manager Heather Doole has won the inaugural award for backstage journalism, named in honour of former UK Theatre president Ken
Sadler’s Wells has announced a series of 20 new commissions in celebration of the 20th anniversary of its London home, with the
Royal Court artistic director Vicky Featherstone and director Phyllida Lloyd have been nominated for an award that honours women who have championed
Georgia Christou’s debut play is fighting on two fronts. Hampstead Theatre’s downstairs space opened in 2010 but has only recently started inviting
Jonathan Shalit's ROAR Group has opened a division representing variety performers, as the company undergoes a major rebranding. It will now be
Kicking off a regional tour with a run at Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Alastair Whatley's jovial and energetic staging of The Importance
A new play by Ella Hickson and a revival of Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal feature in the new Almeida Theatre season. Hickson last
Following the successes of the Broadway-to-film transfers of Chicago and Dreamgirls, and then the original film musical La La Land, hope briefly
Last week, I received the accolade of becoming the first British producer to have opened theatre productions simultaneously in the US and Iran
Over the last few years, theatre has begun to engage in a welcome, prominent and long-overdue conversation about representation on British stages.
What do the clothes you are wearing right now say about you? I have my costume head on, as I'm sitting at
There's a flavour of the concrete jungle about this new musical take on Kipling's classic from the Chichester Festival Theatre-led Children's Touring
The multi-award-winning and now Oscar-nominated star guiltily accepts that at 61 her career is soaring " unlike that of many other actresses
Jennifer Howarth tells of her experience working with Andrea Dunbar on the film script for Rita, Sue and Bob Too and how
Reading Her Benny, Silas Hocking's Dickensian tale of slum children fighting to better themselves in a cruel world, has been a rite
Auditions should be conducted in the presence of at least three people to protect actors from sexual harassment, Equity has urged. The
Equity general secretary Christine Payne has warned that performers are in danger of being neglected in efforts to tackle workplace harassment due
Recognised as an unsung hero in The Stage Awards, Clare Ferraby has decorated and restored the interiors of some of the UK's
Arts Council England has met with English National Ballet amid reports that a “hostile working environment” has led to a third of
Martin Shaw and Maureen Lipman are to star in the West End premiere of Gore Vidal's The Best Man. They are joined
