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Further tickets for the West End production of Hamilton are to go on sale tomorrow (November 3). The tickets will be available
Christmas has arrived even earlier than usual this year than usual with this likeable stage version of the 2009 British festive favourite.
In the wake of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, accusing the Hollywood producer of a long campaign of targeting young actresses and
Can lyrics be literature? That was the subject of a platform event that took place during the recent Old Vic run of Girl
It may seem a weird cosmic joke (or perhaps an intervention by the Greek gods " more of whom later), but two
For the past 22 years I've been of the belief that 'pathetic fallacy' was just something you tried to ram ostentatiously into
In a career spanning more than 50 years, the acclaimed choreographer has been tireless in her pursuit of excellence and pushing the
The wonderful thing about doing a tour is that it really teaches you to be resilient when bad things happen. You've constantly
An actor who performed at the Old Vic during Kevin Spacey’s tenure has claimed the then artistic director routinely behaved inappropriately towards
A new immersive show that is described as "part theatre and part game" is to have its UK premiere in Bethnal Green
Lauren Clancy has been appointed executive director of the Bush Theatre in west London. She replaces Jon Gilchrist who announced earlier this
As the National Theatre prepares to stage Paddy Chayefsky's 1976 satire, playwright Lee Hall, who has adapted the original screenplay, tells Nick
Tired of the lack of opportunities in the performing arts for women who "don't quite fit the standard mould", Ariane Barnes founded
Actor, director and teacher Christopher Robert was born on November 1,1953, and trained at Chorley College as a drama teacher. A larger
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
Tabard hears that Irish actor and director Kenneth Branagh has been granted the honour of immortalising himself in concrete at Grauman's Chinese
In response to last week's front-page story about the planned closure of Harkers in south-east London (Final curtain for historic scene-painting studio,
One of the never-ending laments of modern life is the lost art of letter writing. Real letters, sent through the post, not
The triple Olivier award-winning musical Kinky Boots is to tour the UK next year, while continuing to run run in the West
The Watermill Theatre is to stage the first major revival of Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem as part of its 2018 season. The play,
Although television came to dominate Rosemary Leach's career, she never abandoned the stage, maintaining a profile in regional and fringe theatre and
The International Theatre Institute used its recent congress as a platform to reboot its image and raise the profile of its younger
Although many performers are delighted just to be working, few realise that there might be room to negotiate better rates of pay.
Originally made for the National Ballet of Japan, David Bintley's Aladdin is an efficacious antidote to the panto versions at this time
