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Like many of your readers, I was delighted to see Vicky Featherstone top The Stage 100 (this publication's list of the most
Press night parties, new shows in rehearsal, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week's highlights include opening nights of Dad’s Army
April de Angelis and Richard Bean are among writers to feature in a new series of short plays at London's Theatre503 responding
The Phil Willmott Company's regular season at the Union Theatre revives classic plays that reflects social and political issues in contemporary society.
What are the odds of a Drag Fantine? (I'm quite pale) *coughs* https://t.co/wNt2LHu70G " Connie Orff (@connie_orff) January 2, 2018 My dear
Jimmy Nail has withdrawn from the UK premiere of Sting musical The Last Ship, in which he was due to star. Last
Like a lot of actors, I'm using the beginning of the year to review what has happened over the past 12 months
For only the second time in its history, the Europe Theatre Prize has been awarded to two actors, Jeremy Irons and Isabelle
Entertainment ticket fraud has cost would-be audiences £1.6 million in the six months to October last year, according to new police figures.
A theatre in Wales has ramped up security following unruly behaviour from drunk audience members at some of its shows. Venue Cymru,
The Grand Opera House in Belfast has launched an £11 million plan to restore the Frank Matcham-designed venue in time for its
Kenneth MacMillan's Song of the Earth, choreographed in 1965 to Mahler's revered song cycle, ranks as an early masterpiece. A profound meditation
After setting up his own practice in 1995, Barry Shaw consolidated his reputation as a leading theatre lawyer and regularly appeared in
Performers, creatives and venues are among those owed an estimated £2.6 million by producers of the collapsed tour of musical Heaven on
Enter the Underworld in this enthralling, intriguing and immersive circus re-imagining of the classic tale of Persephone and Hades. Step down into
Search for 'Hamilton' and 'game-changer' and you will not go short of results: it's the epithet of choice for Lin-Manuel Miranda's all-conquering
While the critics in London were heaping praise on Hamilton, I was looking forward to something more accessible, in rural mid Wales,
I go to a lot of first nights as part of my job. And inevitably, whatever the show and regardless of how
As the general manager and then long-serving director of the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in his home town of Guildford, James 'Jamie' Barber
When Cirque du Soleil launched sea-based productions, its gravity-defying acts had to adapt to a moving stage, particularly in rough weather. Frances
The managing director of Nottingham's Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall is retiring after nine years in the role. Robert Sanderson will
After beginning a career in accountancy, Gershwyn Eustache Jr took the leap to pursue acting full time in 2011 and hasn't looked
Growing out of an Arts Council England project, the London Theatre Consortium offers collaborative working from cutting carbon footprints to creating apprenticeships
With advances in lighting and more televised performances, make-up, hair and wig training is more important than ever. Paul Vale looks at
