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The Broadway musical Beetlejuice's press release issued last week with the headline 'a strange and unusual announcement' " echoing a line of
Billy Pearce is as much as a Bradford institution as curry houses and wool mills. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is
This short seasonal piece for children aged three and over takes place within one of the smaller studio rooms in Glasgow's Southside
While it's essentially a traditional local panto that sticks firmly to the conventions of the genre, there are flourishes of real quality
Though it was written in 1999, this is the first time Charlotte Jones' comedy about a dominatrix contemplating quitting the profession as
The Lichfield Garrick's pantomime alternative is a fantastic, pun-laden affair that hits the all the right comic spots. Under Sean Turner's crisp
Chisara Agor is currently performing in Christmas Carol " A Fairy Tale at Wilton's Music Hall in London. She talks to Ruth
An actor in the new staging of Les Misérables stepped in to save the show after he was called on to cover
Older people who engage with the arts live longer than those who do not, according to research by University College London. The
Nicky Henson was an actor of considerable, if lightly worn, resources blessed with leading man looks. Both qualities served him well in
Currently co-producing and performing in A Pissedmas Carol, Issy Wroe-Wright tells Ruth Comerford about casting the show, and a particularly intimate feminist
Immersive theatre company Punchdrunk has launched a three-year project that aims to help schools take a more creative approach to learning. The
Theatr Clwyd promised an immersive experience with this adaptation of A Christmas Carol and it certainly delivers, with a clear concise telling of
If you thought panto was just for kids should check out Theatre503's production, The Fairytale Revolution. Louise Beresford and Anna Spearpoint's show
Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah has launched a new programme of events to support emerging and mid-career creatives, opening up "new
Inua Ellams, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Steven Berkoff and Dominique Morisseau will feature in the Arcola Theatre's 20th anniversary season. The programme features 11
Mischief Theatre's accessible brand of slick, silly slapstick has made it an indisputable phenomenon, with the company putting successful TV spots, multiple
The most striking thing about author Alan McHugh's Robin Hood and the Merry Men is that there is no dame. Not that
It may not go down as a vintage year in British theatre, but it would be wrong to simply write-off 2019. When there aren't productions
A guaranteed crowd-puller, Richard Eyre's production of La Traviata is still as eye-catching as it was in 1994. Bob Crowley's set is
There's an art to writing something that will amuse and entrance small children while also making adults laugh out loud. Sarah Middleton
"Together, we remake things." This is said towards the end of Ella Hickson's Swive [Elizabeth] at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. Hickson's witty
Sebastian Barry's On Blueberry Hill has announced a transfer to the West End. The production, which stars Niall Buggy and David Ganly,
Hollie McNish is to write a new version of Antigone, marking the first play she has written on her own. The production will
A season of work which aims to increase visibility for Latin American artists is being staged at the Actors Centre in London.
