Ghost Quartet review at Boulevard Theatre, London " 'wonderfully dark and weird musical' by Tim Bano

London's latest venue, the Boulevard Theatre, occupies the site of the former Raymond Revuebar. Under the management of Paul Raymond, the 'King

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Obituary: Mustapha Matura " playwright who explored the experiences of West Indians in the UK by Michael Quinn

Mustapha Matura, who has died aged 79, transformed the profile of domestic theatre in the 1970s and beyond as one of the

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Kinky Boots to be screened in cinemas across UK by Ruth Comerford

Kinky Boots the Musical is to be screened in more than 600 cinemas across the UK and Ireland. Cinema company More2screen announced

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Arts in health projects to be upscaled for hospital trials in £2m research project by Giverny Masso

King's College London has launched a £2 million study into the impact of the arts on physical and mental health. The study

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Wise Children to revive Emma Rice's Romantics Anonymous by Giverny Masso

Emma Rice's Romantics Anonymous is to be revived at Bristol Old Vic. The musical adaptation of the French rom-com film will run

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One in five parents with special needs children feel uncomfortable at the theatre, survey claims by Georgia Snow

Theatres are being called upon to do more to cater for young audiences with a disability, after new research revealed that one

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Amanda Huxtable named new artistic director of Eclipse Theatre by Matthew Hemley

Amanda Huxtable has been appointed artistic director and chief executive of black-led touring company Eclipse Theatre. Huxtable, a former artistic associate at

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Culture secretary Nicky Morgan to step down by Matthew Hemley

Culture secretary Nicky Morgan has announced she will not be standing in the forthcoming general election. The MP for Loughborough announced her

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Mother Goose/Where the Wild Things Are review at Alexandra Palace, London " 'unalloyed fun' by George Hall

Just one UK performance for this staging of Oliver Knussen's family opera " arguably the finest of all such pieces " following

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Aaron Sorkin's To Kill a Mockingbird confirms West End transfer by Georgia Snow

Aaron Sorkin's adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird has confirmed a West End transfer for 2020. The production of Harper Lee's novel

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Billionaire Boy review at Richmond Theatre, Surrey " 'a confident, colourful adaptation' by Paul Vale

To anyone who has read his books, it will come as no surprise that David Walliams idolises the author Roald Dahl. Walliams' gently

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Seagulls review at Library Theatre, Bolton " 'lacking in believable dialogue and emotional depth' by Natalie Douglas

Loosely based on Chekhov's The Seagull, Beth Hyland's new musical tells the story of an aspiring band, Seagulls, and their quest for

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God's Dice review at Soho Theatre, London " 'David Baddiel's slick but slight new play' by Dave Fargnoli

In a letter to a fellow physicist, Einstein once famously claimed that God does not play dice with the universe. The question

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The Antipodes review at the National Theatre, London " 'excruciating and masterful at the same time' by Tim Bano

Annie Baker's back at the National with a show about stories, and she knows how to tell them: not with heroes and

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Richard Jordan: How dare the tabloids shame an actor for taking a job to make ends meet? by Richard Jordan

A life in the theatre teaches the art of survival. In a career often driven by highs and lows, where fortunes can

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The Lowry's artist development programme: 'We take a long-term approach so artists will continue to realise their potential' by Promoted Content

For 10 years, the Lowry in Salford has been championing artists through its artist development programme. From simple gestures, such as free

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Stephen Unwin: Peter Gill has real insight into what makes actors tick by Stephen Unwin

Founder of English Touring Theatre, and an experienced director himself, Stephen Unwin celebrates the director and playwright, who in his 80th year

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Jodie McNee and Danny Lee Wynter to star in Faustus: That Damned Woman by Ruth Comerford

Jodie McNee and Danny Lee Wynter have been cast in Faustus: That Damned Woman at the Lyric Hammersmith. The gender-swapped production will

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Black British Theatre award-winners warn industry has 'a long way to go' for offstage diversity by Giverny Masso

Creatives including artistic director Lynette Linton, designer Sadeysa Greenaway-Bailey and producer Tobi Kyeremateng have argued theatre still has "a long way to

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Welsh National Opera appoints first female chair by Ruth Comerford

Welsh National Opera has appointed Yvette Vaughan Jones as its new chair, alongside five new board members. She is the first woman

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Lorne Campbell: Regional theatre cuts have led to great innovation and resilience by Georgia Snow

Sustained cuts to regional theatre in the UK has enabled the sector to prove its worth and resulted in "great innovation", the

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Tabard's Diary: Bolton pantomime turns into Mad Hatter's tea party by Tabard

The local panto is usually a nice bit of organised fun for the family, where busy parents can take their kids for

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Aladdin and the Feast of Wonders review at the Vaults, London " 'a fusion of immersive dining and pantomime' by Paul Vale

Pantomime is constantly evolving. It's steeped in tradition and yet it's ripe for reinvention. While the major producers invest in big effects

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:04am on October 30, 2019☆⚑

Quarter of migrant arts workers considering leaving UK " survey by Giverny Masso

A quarter of migrants working in the arts are considering leaving the UK as a result of the government's 'hostile environment' immigration

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Parenthood must not be a barrier to theatre work " your views, October 31 by The Stage

Emily Howlett's experience of being turned down by an agent who feared she might "restrict her opportunities" is symptomatic of our industry's

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