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Newly developed captioning technology that aims to offer a more immersive audience experience is to be made freely available to theatre companies
Full casting has been announced for Goldilocks and the Three Bears at the London Palladium. Sophie Isaacs will play the title role,
A 2% increase to arts and culture funding outlined in Ireland's newly announced 2020 budget has been met with mixed reactions, despite
The stage adaptation of Life of Pi, which premiered this year in Sheffield, will transfer to the West End next year. The
The farmhouse walls are partly torn down in Hull Truck's new production of Martin McDonagh's breakout play. It feels as if the
Rex Bunnett's hobby evolved into one of the country's biggest private collections of original musical theatre posters, cast recordings and other memorabilia,
First staged at the National Theatre in 2002, Roy Williams' dissection of racism and xenophobia feels chillingly timely in Nicole Charles revival,
As her groundbreaking show Hard to Be Soft opens in London after a global tour, choreographer Oona Doherty tells Natasha Tripney how
Telling the story of a buffoonish liar swindling those he should be serving, Richard Bean's One Man, Two Guvnors " adapted from
Matthew Parker has a proven way with the strange, as demonstrated in his productions of Lovesong of the Electric Bear and Dennis
When it comes to theatre's awards season and best-of-the-year round-ups, I'll be looking closely to see if Faith, Hope and Charity is included
Wiltshire Creative has become adept at programming timely revivals. Thus we have Hugh Whitemore's 1986 play Breaking the Code in the year
Arches below Manchester Central railway are to be developed into a 150-seat theatre and community space. The venue will become the new
Eclipse Theatre is being taken to an employment tribunal by a former contractor who is accusing the company of being "exploitative" of
Dance Umbrella, London's annual international dance festival, launches its 41st year in style with Gisèle Vienne's Crowd. Painstakingly choreographed, yet effortlessly executed
Most people will probably think of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes as the film in which Marilyn Monroe (in a role originated by Carol
I learned to write in the theatre, though at the time I didn't realise it. When I was small we were not
James Mannion's new play Mites is a shape-shifter. It begins on an absurdist register but gradually disrobes itself, shifting towards what it
Nikolai Foster's production of Grease the musical is to embark on a second UK tour, opening at Northampton's Royal and Derngate theatre
Tom Chambers and Sally Bretton are to star in a 2020 UK tour of Dial M for Murder. Chambers, whose stage credits
A mobile nursery based in a bus aimed at supporting parents working in the performing arts will launch next year, which its
Nevill Holt Opera's new building has won the RIBA Stirling Prize people's vote. The award, in which the general public votes online
Controversial plans for a 1,200-seat theatre in Tunbridge Wells have been overturned, after councillors voted against them. The £41 million theatre was
Curtains was the last show John Kander and Fred Ebb worked on together before Ebb's death in 2007. The most notable thing
Jonathan Larson died in 1996 just before the opening of his first major Broadway musical, Rent. Before this he was a struggling
