The Velveteen Rabbit review at the Unicorn Theatre, London " 'delightful'
Purni Morell's sweet and adorable production based on Margery Williams' 1922 children's novel, The Velveteen Rabbit, was first performed in 2014. Returning
Purni Morell's sweet and adorable production based on Margery Williams' 1922 children's novel, The Velveteen Rabbit, was first performed in 2014. Returning
When Jayaben Desai initiated a picket line at the Grunwick Film Processing Laboratories in 1976, she was setting off a string of
Sandy Neilson was one of the most influential figures in Scottish theatre over the past half-century. As an actor, director and teacher,
Scientists recently claimed that watching a West End theatre show can stimulate a person's heart as much as half an hour of
With more than eight million tonnes of plastic being dumped into our oceans each year, and David Attenborough sagely reminding us on
The latest press night parties, new shows in rehearsal, events and awards from the theatrical world in pictures. This week’s highlights include opening nights
I was saddened but not remotely surprised to read that 25% of theatre websites "fail disabled fans". I would go further and
The scheme set up to bring the “most exciting contemporary dancers” to rural areas around the UK is to extend its work
For more than 75 years, the Little Theatre Movement has been staging pantomimes in Jamaica's capital, starting with very British-style offerings, but
In later years, Keith Barron came to lament the success of the ITV sitcom that made him a household name. Eric Chappell's
Rambert's latest triple bill delivers on many fronts. The louche-limbed La Linha Curva is a riot of Brazilian-inspired carnival movement set to
Based on Mary Norton's charming children's stories about a race of tiny people living beneath the floorboards of a country house, The
The long-running campaign to save Scarborough's Futurist Theatre has failed, after Scarborough Borough Council announced that the demolition of the theatre was
The Park Theatre is among five small London theatres that have secured funding from the Theatres Trust to improve their buildings. The
The Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts has offered 114 awards in The Stage Scholarships scheme for 2017, writes Lisa Martland. The
Over a longish career, I have never quite seen myself in the understudy role, but that's exactly where I am at the
As the festive season gets underway, Paul Vale shares his picks from the UK's Christmas theatre offerings 1. Aladdin, Towngate Theatre, Basildon November 28-January
Over the next six months, Managed Networks in association with Securys will run practical advice columns on how to comply with new
Ascending the stage and scaling new heights is Oxford Playhouse's spectacular festive production Jack and the Beanstalk from Friday 24 November to
There's a deeply uncomfortable moment towards the end of the National Theatre's production of Follies when Philip Quast, playing Benjamin Stone, sings:
Christmas in Britain is a wonderful time. Weeks of parties and preparations as the doors come off the advent calendars until almost
I was brought up in a strict churchgoing family that let its hair down once a year, thanks to my otherwise quiet
The Charity Commission is currently reviewing the Old Vic's report into alleged inappropriate conduct by former artistic director Kevin Spacey. Following the
For those wishing to pursue a career as a stage manager, a wide range of courses is available, as well as occasional