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Nominations have been announced for the second Casting Directors' Guild Awards, which will take place at Ham Yard Hotel in London on
Arts Council England head Nicholas Serota has said it should fund more artists at the beginning of their careers. Serota, who was
Leading disability charities have criticised the Kings Theatre in Portsmouth for introducing charges for previously free carer tickets. Portsmouth's Kings Theatre took
The BBC, the Arts Council of Wales and Ffilm Cymru have joined together to offer training, mentoring and commissioning opportunities to Wales-based
To contemporary eyes, Le Corsaire commits several of 19th century ballet's cardinal sins: overblown Orientalism, imperilled women, a patchwork score, a plot
BECTU is partnering with English National Opera for the first time, to provide a funded work experience placement for a young person.
Every pupil in year 6 of primary school in the London borough of Newham will be given the chance to see Inua
The government has announced £85 million of funding for young people to engage with music and the arts. £80 million of the
RADA is holding auditions for its acting, technical theatre and stage management courses in Scotland for the first time. It follows criticism
The potential for things going wrong is a fundamental part of any magic act. The best magicians use it to their advantage;
Good Chance is partnering with Sheffield Theatres to build a temporary venue, which will host a festival of work celebrating people who
It is less than a month since the movie adaptation of Cats opened in the UK. Getting the original West End stage musical on in 1981
Seventy years ago this week, we speculated as to what entering a new decade would mean for theatre, and its significance in
Miguel Oyarzun tells Nick Awde about the true extent of Madrid's political problems and how they led to his sacking from Conde
Manchester International Festival is partnering with Arts Council England on a scheme to showcase English artists in New York. Lucy McCormick, Jess
The Phil Willmott Company has always sought to find resonance in the plays that form its annual Essential Classics season. This year
Christmas may have come and gone quicker than an audience sitting down to watch the Cats film, but pantomime hasn't yet finished
Last week, we ran some discouraging research into representation among senior leadership teams at theatres in England. It found that between 2009
If Arts Council England wants to attract more working-class folk towards theatre careers, what better way than to support professional children's theatre
A local council has been urged to reconsider its support for plans to turn the disused Dudley Hippodrome into a test site
Former artistic director of Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds Karen Simpson has died following an incurable cancer diagnosis. In November last year,
Tributes have been paid to Theatre Royal Drury Lane's former stage door keeper Jill Hudson, who worked at the venue for more
Cameron Mackintosh has postponed the official opening of the Sondheim Theatre, after Stephen Sondheim injured himself following a fall. Mackintosh said the
Alexandra Wood's new play is the equivalent of flipping through a family photo album. It's a rush of snapshot moments that layer
