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Andrew Lloyd Webber's company will go into a partnership with Shanghai Media Group Live
BU21 director Dan Pick takes his first full-length play to the Fringe
The show about cheerleaders, with music by Lin Manuel Miranda was due to open next month
JT Rogers' Tony Award-winning play receives its UK debut at the National's Lyttelton in September
Tanya-Loretta Dee and Jessica Butcher perform a section of Offside, currently running at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
The composer and lyricist will appear in an NT talk at the Dorfman Theatre in conversation with Jeremy Sams
As she faces a three-show August, the playwright and director Zinnie Harris explains what sparked Meet Me at Dawn and why writers should be careful in rehearsal rooms
The comedian is currently starring as Miss Hannigan in the West End production
With escalating costs hitting performers, Paula Varjack asks if appearing at the Fringe is still a good investment
Kwame Kwei-Armah directs Elinor Cook's new version of Ibsen's drama
Robert Icke's production ends its run at the Harold Pinter Theatre on 2 September
Scottish theatremaker Rob Drummond's new show has the audience determine the play's events
Ellie Dubois' circus show is a critique of the way circus frames female performers
A rediscovered gem by writer Cicely Hamilton is an absolute pleasure to watch
The comic returns to his stand-up roots for this political predictions piece
We follow the theatremaker around Edinburgh for an afternoon as he puts on two shows, one after the other
Rachel Bagshaw and Chris Thorpe explore one woman's unusual condition where pain is non-stop
Dirty Protest stages a one-man show about a Cardiff drug dealer who gets mixed up with the local gangster
Crazy For You goes out on tour and the final Shakespeare production in Emma Rice's last season is staged at the Globe
Camisado Club's show looks at what scientists put on a phonograph record that they shot into space in 1974
Elinor Cook's play on the Paines Plough Roundabout stage is a female friendship in all its messy glory
Beatboxing, Jamaican dancing and Balkan brass were on the menu
An Edinburgh resident explores the recent claims that Edinburgh is becoming a 'hollow shell museum'
All our reviews from the first week of the Edinburgh Festivals
Irvine Welsh and Dean Cavanagh's new piece set in London during the '60s looks at the making of the film Performance starring Mick Jagger and James Fox
