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Stage managers from around the world are being celebrated as part of International Stage Management Day. The event was first established in
It's a shame, given that Rossini's comedy The Barber of Seville delivers in primary colours, that Annabel Arden's production doesn't match the
Crammed with strong ideas, new musical The Sunshine Ghost combines the cliches of canny Scotts, misguided American billionaires and supernatural hauntings to
Akram Khan has announced he is to retire as from performing in full-length dance pieces after his next production at Sadler’s Wells.
1. Find your advantage An interesting life makes for an interesting actor. What's your other job? Every actor I know has at least
My first employment, that I remember, was at the age of four. My father was a struggling comic and an agent. He
Florencia Cordeu's play Autoreverse will feature in the Casa Latin American Theatre Festival in London. Cordeu tells Roda Musa about how her
English Touring Opera has never been shy of repertoire challenges. In this autumn's jaunt around a total of 21 venues, it presents
The thriving multi-arts hub continues to help theatremakers forge long-term collaborative relationships with their peers around the world through sharing ideas and
East Midlands-based touring company New Perspectives never makes the mistake of assuming that all rural audiences want from theatre is a jolly
In Event of Moone Disaster, the 2016 winner of the Theatre503 Playwriting Award, heralds a triumphant launch to the career of its
Matthew Kelly and Josefina Gabrielle are to star in the world premiere of The Box of Delights at Wilton's Music Hall in
As the performing arts sector generates more apprenticeships than ever before, Nick Smurthwaite looks at how this is transforming the creative industries Considering
Chris Thorpe is one of the sharpest philosophers and most beautiful poets in playwriting today. In Victory Condition those two talents meet,
Natasha Tripney Don’t miss Saint George and the Dragon " National Theatre, London The National Theatre presents another play about English myth-making.
The National Theatre has unveiled new smart glasses for hearing-impaired audiences. Developed over three years, the glasses flash the dialogue as the
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First staged in New York in 2015, Simon Stephens' two-hander, Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle, is an attempt to fuse elements of romantic
This mid-1970s collaboration between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Alan Ayckbourn was a notable early flop for both, closing after just 38 performances.
Having planned her father's funeral when he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, then finding out the doctors had made a mistake,
A young woman paces her cramped flat, fussing with her hair, trying on different necklaces. It appears that she's preparing for a
Nikki Amuka-Bird was brought up on classic films and learned to love theatre at drama school. The celebrated star of stage and
In 1957, Moscow street dog Laika was selected by the Soviet space programme as their canine guinea pig. Poor Laika had no
The Arts Council of Wales has struck a three-year agreement with the Welsh NHS Confederation to promote the benefits of culture to
Written less than a decade after the Second World War, NC Hunter's A Day by the Sea explores the tribulations of Julian
