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Director John Tiffany has said the UK is "catastrophically denying" opportunities to young people by cutting the arts in education. The Harry
Long established as a creative space, west London's Playground Theatre is now opening to paying audiences. Its artistic directors tell Sam Masters
Yorke Dance Project perform Kenneth MacMillan's only barefoot ballet with a remarkable sense of enigmatic drama and technical assurance. A chamber piece for
After working on the club and burlesque scene in New York, Jonny Woo returned to the UK and opened the Glory pub,
The relationships between sons and fathers informs everything about Our Fathers, an intriguing first collaboration between Magnetic North and the Traverse Theatre.
Seventh-century Lombardy, the setting of Handel's Rodelinda, may feel remote even by opera seria standards, but in Richard Jones' English National Opera
As the Argentinian theatremaker brings her acclaimed show Minefield back to the UK, she tells Tom Wicker about working with Falklands War
Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Tim Rice's 1984 musical Chess is to run at the West End next year. Chess will show
Sheridan Smith has announced details for her debut tour, which includes a performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Sheridan: The Album is
The Ferryman will extend its West End run for the second time until May 19, 2018. Written by Jez Butterworth and directed
The third and final programme celebrating the legacy of Kenneth MacMillan sees Northern Ballet performing his First World War masterpiece Gloria at
The bar room clock of the Sailors Arms in Under Milk Wood has been stuck at opening time for 50 years. It’s
Tributes have been paid to the actor and director Sandy Neilson, a stalwart of Scottish theatre over the past 40 years, who
Surprising as it may be, I never really stopped to think, until now, how many young artists must be making their New
A theatre visit to New York shouldn’t begin and end on Broadway. Although it is still the shining beacon of commercial achievement
Having won a Tony for its original 1988 Broadway production, M Butterfly subsequently spread its wings and flew to the West End.
The Bridge Theatre " Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr's shiny new 900-seat theatre near Tower Bridge " throws open its doors with
Actor Jenny Seagrove has claimed the dominance of musicals over plays in the West End is "terribly sad". Seagrove argued that Theatreland
Seeing a play live does not evoke a significantly stronger emotional response than watching it in the cinema, according to a project
Matthew McKenna is to lead the cast of Bananaman the Musical at the Southwark Playhouse in London. The musical, based on comic
This week in production news Mel Giedroyc is to star in Much Ado About Nothing at the Rose Theatre Kingston and a
Playwright Chino Odimba's credits include a re-imagining of Medea at Bristol's Old Vic and Amongst the Reeds at London's Yard Theatre. She
Marking the centenary of the Russian Revolution, SplitMoon’s staging of Dostoyevsky’s Demons is no small undertaking. While certain narrative threads resonate both
Alfred and Rita's already troubled marriage worsens when their young son Wolf disappears. When he is discovered to be dead, long-suppressed memories
Playwright and poet Inua Ellams has won a Liberty Human Rights award for his play An Evening With an Immigrant. The one-man
