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Could it be that entertainment lighting is actually ahead of the eco curve? After last year's great EU tungsten debates that may
How wonderful that Equity president Maureen Beattie is chasing employers and casting directors to give actors a 'no' when they don't get
A new theatre is opening in Soho this week, the brainchild of Fawn James, granddaughter of Paul Raymond, and a dream realised
In the dappled light five dancers slowly rotate. Panagiotis Tomaras' video projections ripple across their bodies like water. Silent Lines, the latest
Welsh National Opera is launching a new associate artist programme as part of efforts to develop young talent. The Cardiff-based company is
AÂ post created by Equity two years ago to tackle bullying and harassment in the sector is being scrapped. The bullying, harassment and
Producers of the collapsed Shakespeare's Rose Theatre have "strongly disputed" a statement from Equity claiming more than 70 actors and crew have
Representing writers and directors for stage and screen, Emily Hickman also manages the dramatic rights of authors. Having most recently worked with
Between Pitlochry Festival Theatre's traditional summer repertory season and large-scale Christmas show, artistic director Elizabeth Newman's introduction of a mid-autumn play appears
An actor stepped in to cover the role of Mickey in Blood Brothers at no notice and with no rehearsal, after the
Current students at Drama Centre London are calling on alumni to "fight for the value of conservatoire training", as intake for the
Lorne Campbell has been appointed artistic director of National Theatre Wales. The Scottish theatre director is currently artistic director of Northern Stage
Sarah Rutherford's exploration of the aftermath of a teenage suicide boasts impressively nimble dialogue. The death of 15-year-old Sam leaves doubt and
Aside from the works of Shakespeare, few if any plays can have inspired as many spin-offs as Edmond Rostand's heroic romance Cyrano
This week's production news round-up includes an announcement that full castinghas been confirmed for Uncle Vanya at the Harold Pinter Theatre, Karl
Last week. industry figures including Madani Younis and Tarek Iskander warned that theatres risk becoming irrelevant unless they are prepared to give over
Vassa " Almeida Theatre, London Tinuke Craig directs Mike Bartlett's new adaptation of Maxim Gorky's play about a family unravelling. A late
What makes theatre different from watching Netflix or going to the cinema? The obvious answer is its 'liveness'. The audience and performers
For most theatres today, the holy grail is new audiences. In the honourable name of inclusivity and democracy, we're all aiming to
In the queue at IKEA, a young couple discuss whether they should have a baby. From this small seed, Duncan Macmillan's mighty
Ar the turn of the last century, long before Gwyneth Paltrow promoted alkaline water on her Goop well-being brand, 'Doctor' Linda Hazzard
Playwright Adam Rapp's Broadway debut, The Sound Inside, is a slippery mystery featuring a subtle central performance from Mary-Louise Parker. Parker plays Bella, a
Royal Ballet first soloist Anna Rose O' Sullivan is currently performing in Concerto / Enigma Variations / Raymonda Act III and soon
Police have recovered a van carrying costumes for the Royal Exchange Theatre's forthcoming production of Gypsy. The van was stolen on October
More than 70 actors and backstage staff have been left thousands of pounds out of pocket following the collapse of Shakespeare's Rose
