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Plans have been announced for a new daily lottery for £10 Hamilton tickets. Members of the public can apply for a maximum
Kenneth Alan Taylor has been writing and directing panto at the Nottingham Playhouse for over three decades and still has them eating
The Girls writer Tim Firth has called for new mid-scale venues that could breed original musicals. Speaking at the launch of the
In his crass and unfunny play Curtain Call, Simon Bradbury also takes the lead role of Stanley Shenton, a once distinguished classical
From humble beginnings, Phillip Rowntree and David Hutchinson's company is now a global enterprise, with hit shows in China, New York and
Premiered two years apart in the early 1890s, Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci soon became conjoined as a perennially successful double bill. Rodula
Oxford Playhouse's Jack and the Beanstalk boasts the best cow this panto season. Jagger's (Tegan Bannister and Daisy Elwin) milkshake brings all
Designer Jon Bausor has claimed his counterparts' role in theatre is undervalued, adding that designing is more than just being a decorator.
Really Useful Theatres Group has hired Mike Hamer as venue manager of the London Palladium. He joins from Koko in Camden, where
Performer Ria Jones has said the lack of roles for women over 50 in musical theatre "needs to change". Jones, who was
Clive Webb and Danny Adams own the Theatre Royal’s Peter Pan as they return to the theatre for the 13th consecutive year.
Richard Bean's 2011 comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, with its blend of commedia dell'arte and British farce, was a hit when it
Battersea Arts Centre's Christmas show is frequently one of the hippest in town. RashDash's gig theatre take on famous fairytales, originally commissioned
Feeling impressively fresh while ticking all the traditional boxes, writer and director Daniel Buckroyd's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a
Broadway has always been a place where the name on the marquee is a prime seller. It’s what is propelling Bette Midler’s
It's the time of the year when thoughts turn again to Edinburgh, as companies weigh up whether to take part in next
Hollywood film director and acting coach Michelle Danner has been coaching for 27 years, working with actors privately as well as on set.
This utterly delightful burst of Caribbean sunshine could not be more welcome as winter darkness descends on Broadway. A folk tale set
Jez Butterworth's The Ferryman triumphed at this year's London Evening Standard Theatre Awards, winning three gongs including best play. The ceremony, at
Syrian writer Liwaa Yazji's play about the conflict in her county, a war that makes young men into martyrs, features six live
La Soiree is an Australian-born variety show with a distinguished provenance. It premiered in London in 2010, having evolved from co-creator Brett
Peter Bogyo is the general manager of award-winning Broadway shows, including Fortune’s Fool (with Alan Bates and Frank Langella) and The Trip
The 50th anniversary passing of the Sexual Offences Act has resulted in a lot of interesting new work. 1967 was a major
Jerome K Jerome's name is indelibly linked to the uproarious Three Men in a Boat, but his 1908 play The Passing of
Bat Out of Hell the musical will return to London for a run at the Dominion Theatre. Jim Steinman's musical opened at
