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If there was an Olivier for most intimidating play title, Simon Stephens’ new two-hander would be a shoo-in. Fret not, as Heisenberg: The Uncertainty
The cavern that is the Olivier is a difficult space to fill. Its size seems to encourage an epic sensibility in the
It’s a fact of life, like death and taxes, that theatre ticket prices are rising inexorably. And now they’ve breached the $1,000
For reasons entirely unknown to me, Broadway theatre audiences began, some time ago, queuing up outside theatres some 45 minutes or more
For many, the adverts and trailers before a film only add to the experience of going to the cinema. However, there’s been an
For the first time, the majority of shows in the commercial West End charge more than £100 for their best seats, The
The mixed economy, in which commercial and not-for-profit sectors exist in a symbiotic relationship, is the defining feature of British theatre. In
Arts organisations can raise an extra 17% in public donations when they use match funding, new research has revealed. Arts Council England,
The Stage newspaper comes out once a week and is brimming with industry news, advice, analysis and reviews from all over the
Britain is blessed with the most dynamic theatre industry in the world " with the West End alone entertaining 14 million people
Nobody could accuse Dominic Dromgoole of being predictable, whether in his career decisions or talking to journalists, and this interview is no
Engelbert Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel is full of catchy ditties and an easy-to-follow plot. It's already one of the most accessible operas
A production of Trump " The Panto at London's Leicester Square Theatre has been cancelled. The satirical show about Donald Trump was
The National Theatre has detailed its attempts to move away from using commercial transfers to balance the books, admitting that it had
Four choreographers and 14 days for each to create a work. The concept behind BalletBoyz latest programme is straightforward enough " the
"The Busy World is Hushed" is a line from a prayer by John Henry Newman for consolation and rest at the end
Members of Derby's theatre groups have gathered outside the city council headquarters to protest against proposals for a new music and performance
In truth, John Godber's scrappy underdog of a sports comedy, Up 'n' Under, had its moment in 1984 when it kicked off
Alex Morrow could easily have been described as the original Billy Elliot. Born in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, on February 19, 1932,
Alan Osman worked extensively in numerous West End theatres for well over 40 years in many capacities in backstage, front of house
Sule Rimi originally trained as a lawyer but decided to switch to acting. He tells Xena Hussain about his latest role in
It’s taken almost 70 years for there to be a revival of Bridget Boland’s Cockpit. Written in 1948, this immersive play is
Phoebe Waller-Bridge isn't known for her shy and retiring nature, even less so in her work, which has been characterised by the
Ticketmaster sues brokers over bots use USA/NEW YORKÂ Ticketmaster is continuing action against Prestige Entertainment, Renaissance Ventures and two individuals, alleging their use
For those who can't afford a ticket to see The Phantom of the Opera, Tabard may have found a cheaper alternative. The
