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Pub theatres in London are set to be recognised with a new dedicated award celebrating their contribution to the industry. The inaugural
A founding member of the National Theatre, Terence Knapp found fame on the other side of the world where he was formally
A funding boost of £4 million from the National Lottery Heritage Fund has secured the development of a new museum in Blackpool
Juliette Kaplan, who has died aged 80, will be best remembered for her 25-year residency in Roy Clarke's Last of the Summer
The Musical Theatre Academy sets itself apart from other drama schools with its exceptional pastoral care, its teaching staff of industry professionals
Formerly known as the Brighton Institute for Contemporary Theatre Training, (BRICTT) the organisation has developed contemporary training for young performers, encompassing hip hop
Sharjah Performing Arts Academy offers four-year, full-time degrees in acting, production and musical theatre. With its aim to 'create a theatre revolution',
From its free-of-charge full-day auditions to ample rehearsal and performing facilities, Drama St Mary's takes a holistic approach to its drama training
Launching two new acting degree courses, Leeds College of Music, with its specialist facilities, is preparing students for a career by connecting
By not focusing on one specific technique, Drama Studio London gives its students the opportunity to develop their own individual style, building
More than a drama school, Guildford School of Acting students say it feels like a family. With its world-class facilities and successful
Now offering funding of up to 60% for students via its new Access to the Arts scheme, READ College provides practical foundation
Last week, English National Opera produced shocking news. It arrived on the back of the previous week's season openings of two operas
As is so often the case with the children of immigrants, Zara presents different versions of herself to the world. There's the
With an impressive CV of acclaimed work, the Linbury prize-winning designer has carved a reputation as a rising talent. She tells Fergus
It's a bleak indictment of the times when a wordless, 90-minute clown brawl feels like an apt metaphor for any number of
Nothing is neutral. That's the message in Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong and Simone Ibbett-Brown's febrile debut play. Shuck 'n' Jive explores racism in the
Karl Queensborough is to take over the title role in Hamilton from Jamael Westman, who has starred in the show since it
Essentially War Horse meets The Lion King, in many ways Michael Morpurgo's 1996 children's novel The Butterfly Lion is a theatrical dead
Emma Rice will be honoured for her outstanding contribution to British theatre at this year's UK Theatre Awards. The industry body said
Above the Stag's new artistic director has unveiled his vision for future programming at the theatre, promising to represent "all marginalised sexualities
Roger Bart will star in Back to the Future as Dr Emmett Brown, it has been announced. He joins Olly Dobson, Hugh Coles,
One of the more unlikely liaisons to develop following the First World War was the one between Lord Baden-Powell and Joachim von
Sabrina Mahfouz is quick to undercut A History of Water in the Middle East's affected title. "Highly condensed and highly edited", she
You sometimes hear people describe Don Pasquale as a 'cruel' comedy " though they're often a bit vague as to what they
