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John Caird will direct Michael Morpurgo's The Mozart Question, Â as part of the Barn Theatre's 2020 season. The show, which has been
Pub theatre the Bridge House has a strong reputation for its Christmas shows, and this year it takes on Charles Dickens' A
Touring libraries and other non-theatre spaces in South London before a run in Oxford, this sweet play from Merton-based company Attic doesn't
After a few years gathering dust in a drawer, Tony Roper's comedy-drama The Steamie finally hit the stage in 1987. More than
A film about the life and work of Merce Cunningham is set to be released in cinemas in 2020. Following his centenary
Low pay, diminishing arts education, skills shortages and regional equality are among the most acute challenges threatening the future success of the
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Customs House returns to the story of its first panto, Snow White, with this crowd-pleasing production. An
At this time of year, there's a tendency to be overly kind towards lacklustre festive entertainment because "it's Christmas". With this in
"I used to be Snow White," Mae West famously wisecracked, "but then I drifted." While Hayley Sheen's Scouse Snow White may be
The grim excesses of the financial world are well documented, and particularly the abhorrent behaviour of one Jordan Belfort, the self-monikered "Wolf
In some ways, little has changed since West Side Story " the perennially popular musical from Arthur Laurents, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen
When pundits want to ridicule what they see as shallow displays of governance, or stunts on the campaign trail, they tend to
Actor and comedian David Walliams has made more than £100 million as a children's author, putting him up there in the popularity
Headlong artistic director Jeremy Herrin has warned that a lack of funding for regional theatre will "homogenise the work" and result in
An initiative dedicated to improving the diversity of arts organisations' boards has been launched, with plans to create a bank of diverse
The National Theatre of Scotland has announced its 2020 season of work, which features a new adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's The Enemy
After cutting her teeth on big West End shows such as Dreamgirls and Memphis the Musical, Carly Mercedes Dyer wanted to step
Writers Sarah A Nixon and Mark Chatterton (who also directs) strike the perfect balance of storytelling and seasonal lunacy in their new
Rhys Ifans is to star as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird, Aaron Sorkin's play based on Harper Lee's novel. Directed
There's much to appreciate about Homing Birds, Rukhsana Ahmad's new play, marking her return to Kali Theatre which she co-founded. Her slick
West End musical Come from Away has launched its own podcast, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the inspiration and the making of
The Wire star Wendell Pierce has argued that at least 10% of the seats in all theatres should be filled by school
It's ambitious enough to mount a new musical, let alone to revisit some of English literature's best-loved characters and effectively pick up
The best pop culture depictions of the Eighties are poised on a knife edge: bright colours! Big hair! Definitive pop! But also
Yet more new territory for Theatre Royal Bath's intrepid Ustinov Studio to explore. Artistic director Lawrence Boswell has added Asia to his impressive
