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In response to Lyn Gardner's column on why theatre must engage with all communities ('What has theatre done for white van man
Modern classic Glengarry Glen Ross, directed by Sam Yates, runs at the Playhouse Theatre from October 26 to February 3, 2018Â for a
Underbelly has announced the line-up for a two-strand festival to take place in London's Leicester Square this Christmas. The festival will feature
Howard Brenton's adaptation of Miss Julie will premiere in London at the Jermyn Street Theatre. The adaptation of August Strindberg's work will
In a stage career that spanned six decades, Benjamin Whitrow was a supporting actor of consummate elegance who proved time and again
When two theatre-lovers set up a cloud-based ticketing platform 10 years ago, most venues were using outdated box-office technology. Tim Bano investigates
Erin Markey's Boner Killer " part of the Fierce at the Yard showcase " is ostensibly a cabaret act. Markey plays and
The vision of a British opera industry that is as ethnically diverse as Team GB at the London and Rio Olympics may
Sound is important in Kate Wasserberg's production of Jim Cartwright's The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. At one end of the
As the opinionated, left-wing "Scouse git" son-in-law to Warren Mitchell's Alf Garnett in Till Death Us Do Part, Tony Booth was the
Sinners Club, which is inspired by the story of the last woman to be hanged in Britain, will transfer to the Soho
The election of President Trump prompted Fiona Buffini to stage Arthur Miller's ruthless dismantling of the American Dream. It's an intense and
Frustrated ticket holders for delayed West End musical Hamilton have complained about the “appalling” process of reallocating seats, which has left some
“It's very important that you stay healthy. That the environment you work in is safe. That you feel comfortable, and secure. That
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
So, film (and sometime theatre) producer Harvey Weinstein has been dismissed from the company that bears his name. This made public what
Sometimes, you know you want to say something, but don't quite know what. So here goes. I worked for Michael Bogdanov "
While those at the top are keen to present the sector as meritocratic, recent research shows that talented young people are still
Similar surnames excepted, Peter Brook and Mel Brooks are not two men with a huge amount in common. One is an avant-garde
These days, not a week goes by without a comment on the size, shape, capacity, modernity and aptness of our theatre buildings
JB Priestley's between-the-wars drama, Time and the Conways bears the hallmarks of a well-made play of the period. It's suffused with class
Reanimation is a tricky thing. Time is a variable you ignore at your peril. There's a argument to be made that Mel
Christopher Hampson's tenure as artistic director of Scottish Ballet has seen a widening repertoire and an increasing emphasis on the precision of
Full casting has been announced for Anders Lustgarten’s The Secret Theatre at Shakespeare's Globe. Aidan McArdle and Tara Fitzgerald star in the
