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One of the most notorious, noxious statements of the pro-Brexit campaign was Michael Gove’s infamous declaration: “People in this country have had
Venus in Fur, the hit Broadway show by US playwright David Ives, ended its first British run at the Theatre Royal Haymarket last Saturday.
Read full story here Regional theatre of the year Birmingham Hippodrome Royal Exchange, Manchester Sherman Theatre, Cardiff London theatre of the year
The Bridge Theatre, Manchester’s Royal Exchange and Sadler’s Wells are among the nominees for The Stage Awards 2018. A theatre show told
Last year, Qdos Entertainment brought pantomime back to the Palladium in grand style with its production of Cinderella. That show was a
Theatre venues or any physical structure or space hosting theatrical performance are eligible for this award. The building or space must have
Any type of theatrical organisation or person is eligible for this award, which recognises work with an international element. This could be
This category recognises theatres or companies that have implemented significant environmental initiatives. Any organisation working in the sector is eligible and will
The top theatre in the capital over the past 12 months. Any venue based in Greater London is eligible. Judged on criteria
Stage schools, drama schools or any organisations offering performing arts education or training are eligible. This covers all age ranges and education
Any producer or production company " of any scale, subsidised or commercial " is eligible for this award. Judged on criteria including
Open to small-scale theatres across the UK that don't receive core government funding. Judged on criteria including (but not limited to) artistic
Those of us who work in and around theatre like to tell ourselves "the play's the thing". But, increasingly, I'm starting to
This award highlights the best new design, technical or creative developments in the performing arts in the past 12 months. Any organisation
The maddeningly memorable, nursery rhyme-like refrain of We're Off to See the Wizard is built on a lie. The Wizard of Oz
The woman at the helm of the National Theatre's Creative Diversity Project tells Lyn Gardner why she is determined to keep the
The proposed multimillion-pound refurbishment of Theatre Royal Drury Lane has been given the green light by Westminster City Council. Really Useful Theatres
Incoming artistic director at London's Young Vic Kwame Kwei-Armah is among the new board members announced by the Creative Industries Federation. Artistic
The Yard Theatre in London is to launch a youth programme that will see its members work alongside established creatives. Around 15
The Riverfront’s pantomime makes for an enjoyable but somewhat bumpy magic carpet ride. The venue's first panto co-production is pleasingly inclusive. Liam
Kirill Serebrennikov remains under house arrest for fraud RUSSIA/MOSCOWA Moscow court ruled on December 4 that theatre and film director Kirill Serebrennikov,
It’s that time of year again. The time of year when I start to question whether some psychotropic substance has found its
The creative team behind last year's hugely entertaining Sleeping Beauty return to the Lichfield Garrick with a production of a similarly high
To the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards now, where all the great and good of Theatreland were in attendance. The great and
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Cats will close its doors on Broadway at the end of the month. But the end nearly came
