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Royal Court artistic director Vicky Featherstone has announced a day of events that will take place in response to the sexual harassment
Designer Jon Bausor has said the "white, middle-class" theatre design sector needs to be more inviting to people from different backgrounds. The
Tributes have been paid to Peter Plouviez, the former general secretary of Equity, following his death on October 5, aged 86. In
There is still an "awful long way to go" before female writers are equally represented on stage, playwright Lizzie Nunnery has said.
Tina Turner has announced that Broadway star Adrienne Warren will portray her in the West End musical based on her life. Tina
Angela Clerkin is co-directing and performing in her play The Secret Keeper. She talks to Roda Musa about the politics of keeping
Creating the star of The Lorax requires more than some fur, cord and rods. Holly Williams discovers how an 'animal superhero' comes
The UK and Ireland tour of Matilda the Musical will star previous West End cast members Craige Els and Rebecca Thornhill. Opening
Now in its 10th year, London's varied and vivacious Casa festival has grown into an impressive and important platform for both international
Andrew Lloyd Webber has quit the House of Lords, where he was a Conservative peer, because of his theatre commitments. The composer
The Casting Directors' Guild has issued a statement emphasising its members' responsibility to be vigilant against any abuse of its duty of
The West End production of Stomp is to close in January after a 15-year run. The production, which has been playing at
Small west London pub theatre the Tabard has scored a coup in getting Natasha J Barnes for Tryst, its first in-house show
Launching a year-long season of Oscar Wilde's work along with his new Classic Spring company, Dominic Dromgoole's production of A Woman on
Natasha Tripney Don’t miss Parliament Square James Fritz's previous plays include the tense and compelling Ross and Rachel, and Four Minutes Twelve
There is dramatic irony in how some arts organisations proudly claim they are equal opportunities employers when advertising permanent office positions, yet
Paines Plough's pop-up auditorium, the Roundabout, was forced to cancel shows at the weekend after it was vandalised. The 168-seat Roundabout, which
The creators of musical In the Heights have asked the Weinstein Company to release the film rights to the show, following the
Directors have too much control about how plays are staged, playwright David Hare has said. Hare argued the balance of influence between
The rituals of a wedding are prime fodder for a farce. The heightened emotions surrounding the event have been a huge source
Pulling ghosts out of the air " or rather off the shelves " James Ley’s historical drama recalls the years in the
Hayley Tamaddon is to star in a forthcoming tour of Thoroughly Modern Millie, which returns in 2018. Tamaddon, best known for her
The Harvey Weinstein allegations should have shocked us all. The appalling truth is that for many women and many men in British
Musical Hot Gay Time Machine will run at the Other Studio as part of the London venue's new season. Following a run
Teenager Anna wants her dad, suburban Scarborough plumber Ken, to start dating again after the death of her mother. But feisty goth
