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I hope you and your readers won't think this is a silly or disrespectful question. I have always wanted to be an
I had an audition recently for Invisible man the musical but decided not to go. I still got the part of the
An actress has been awarded £10,500 by a tribunal after suffering sexual harassment while working for a theatre-in-education company. Helen Haines took
Laura Linney is to make her London stage debut at the Bridge Theatre in an adaptation of My Name is Lucy Barton.
West End venue the Theatre Royal Haymarket is up for sale. Louis I Michaels Ltd, the company that holds the lease for
If HMRC chooses to investigate your tax returns, you could be in for a costly and lengthy process. So what can you
Ben Rapp (below) from Managed Networks, in association with Securys, continues his series of articles on how to comply with new data
The tinsel strands are long packed away and the pine needles, which tested the endurance of the new Dyson, a distant memory.
Deloitte, the UK live entertainment business generated £17 billion in revenues in 2017. That figure includes attendance at cinemas and sports events,
For something so intrinsically precise, time is strangely malleable and bending time is a big part of what we do in theatre.
Around 10 years ago, I was in New York and an American actor mentioned how fortunate it was that I could be
An eight-point plan outlining ways in which local authorities can support their theatres has been released by the Theatres Trust. It urges
Since being bitten by the lighting bug at the tender age of 10, Johanna Town has carved out an impressive career with
Arts Council England has renamed its grant-giving programmes for the next four-year funding period. The 2018-22 funding period begins in April with
"We walk": chant Thomas, Matthew and Richard, repeatedly and rhythmically, as they walk through a landscape that is often perceived as "not
In its inaugural year, the London-based academy gives free places on three of its courses, says Lisa Martland The Pauline Quirke Academy
Featured in CBBC's School for Stars, the college offers places worth £200,000, writes Lisa Martland Ellie-Rose Eames, from Rochester in Kent, was
Children who attend full-time stage school tend to shine in drama, singing and dance. But it's also worth pointing out that the
Established just two years ago, Parents in the Performing Arts has launched a charter and toolkit to help theatres become inclusive and
The Royal Shakespeare Company is to stage its first full-length Shakespeare play to feature a gender-balanced cast, with a staging of Troilus
The Mayflower Theatre in Southhampton has launched an associates scheme that includes Birmingham Royal Ballet, English National Ballet and performer Earl Carpenter.
Exeter's Bike Shed Theatre is to close after eight years, citing funding issues. Management of the theatre said its bar, which is
The Octagon follows up last year's brilliantly atmospheric retelling of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall with another visit to Bronte country. The
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…​​ Albert
My first job was as a soloist at the Royal Opera House, aged nine. That's why people often tell me I started
