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In this joyous reading of Peter Pan, writer/director Michael Chapman and producer Lee Kelly have scaled new heights in their already winning
It may be a tale as old as time, but Tobias Oliver and Matthew Bugg's version of Beauty and the Beast is
The One Festival is back for its final year! Packed with unforgettable stories, bold new writing and world premieres, with 19 brave performers
It can give many actors and self-employed creatives that sinking feeling, but filing your tax return needn't be a terrifying ordeal: 1tap
Earlier this month, I had the joy of taking part in Palimpsest: A Celebration of Black Women in Theatre at the National.
It's difficult to complain if someone is munching on popcorn during the quiet bits of a play like The Glass Menagerie when
Composer and professional theremin player Sarah Angliss talks to Holly Williams about creating the music for Richard Jones' adaptation of the classic
This is the first of two King's Head Theatre shows transferring to the West End, the company now having left its home
Gwilym Gibbons is to step down as chief executive of Horsecross Arts, the creative organisation behind Perth’s Theatre and Concert Hall venues.
Southbank Centre artistic director Jude Kelly and choreographer Richard Alston have been awarded honorary fellowships by Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and
Birmingham's new Dance Hub has announced the recipients of its first artistic commissions and bursaries. Autin Dance Theatre's Queer Words, a dance
Comedy-theatre company New Old Friends follow last year's Crimes Against Christmas with a new festive caper for the Lichfield Garrick, Crimes on
The Traverse continues its tradition of pitch black Christmas shows with a savage yet hilarious indictment of a system that declares patently
Budding technicians tell John Byrne how honing their skills on the high seas has proved just as fruitful a career choice as
The Millennium Forum’s production of Jack and the Beanstalk is a charming and funny production combining the topical and the traditional, a
Follies star Peter Forbes has urged people working in theatre who witness inappropriate behaviour to "call it out". The actor was speaking
A checklist for theatres nationwide has been developed aimed at preventing and dealing with workplace harassment in the industry. The guidelines outline
The Orange Tree Theatre isn't doing an explicitly Christmas show this year, but there's definitely something of the panto about Misalliance, which
For more than a decade, Keith Chegwin was one of the biggest stars of children's television, stamping his chirpy and infectiously carefree
My first job working in theatre was with Chickenshed. I began volunteering mid-2015 when I graduated from the University of East Anglia.
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? As an actor. What's your best advice for acting students? Keep going, have faith, keep
The culture sector will feel the squeeze of declining National Lottery ticket sales. While this is potentially disastrous, says Prue Skene, credit
When theatre lurches forwards, it's immediately apparent. It shows in the shows. As audiences, we find ourselves agog again and again, sitting
Natasha Tripney Don't miss Hamilton " Victoria Palace, London First look: West End Hamilton releases production photography It's finally here. Lin-Manuel Miranda's
