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An Oscar award-winning costume designer has unveiled plans for a children's toy museum and puppet theatre on a disused farm in East
It's easy to see why the late Peter Nichols' play was considered ground-breaking in 1967. It confronts, with humour and honesty, the
Last week, my colleague David Benedict questioned the use of the words 'the Musical' as a necessary addition to any musical title
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The price of top-end tickets in the West End has fallen for the first time in seven years, The Stage's annual ticketing
High ticket prices and audience complaints mean box office staff can get a bad press. But ticketing is theatre's success story, and
Ian McKellen is an icon, and he knows it. Who else would decide to stage their own autobiography for their 80th birthday?
Climate activists have welcomed the news that the Royal Shakespeare Company is severing ties with BP, bringing an end to years of
Performers and stage managers will have to provide evidence of a minimum level of earnings to represent specialist seats on Equity's council,
An eccentric leader sweeps to power, promising to put his countrymen first. His leadership is initially welcomed with dancing in the streets,
A theatre in Portsmouth has warned it will have to start its business from scratch, following a "malicious" burglary that left the
English National Opera opens its Orpheus-themed season with the first of four operas on the myth: Gluck's Orpheus and Eurydice, a work
Stage manager Katie Jackson: Make the company manager your friend " it's the smart thing to do
June 26, 1969: As the film Judy " starring Renée Zellweger and directed by Rupert Goold " is released in cinemas, we
Michael Billington's criticism of the standard of Shakespearean acting and directing in British theatre is baffling. I recently attended a brilliant and
The events of recent weeks would suggest that Boris Johnson's government has been taking hot tips from The Play That Goes Wrong,
Intake for two courses at Drama Centre London has been suspended, while a review of actor training is carried out. For the
The Royal Shakespeare Company is to bring its sponsorship deal with BP to an end this year, in the face of mounting
Billed as "Europe's largest and most technically complex immersive experience", Variant 31 was due to launch in April but was delayed "
It has been a challenging two years for the award-winning Out of Joint artistic director after company founder Max Stafford-Clark left following
Hailed in the UK as the inheritor of Joyce Grenfell's mantle and in the US as "Broadway's new comedy queen", Anna Quayle
As the eldest child of the comedian and singer Harry Secombe, a career in showbusiness must have seemed an inevitability for Jenny
Athol Fugard's 1982 play is based closely on his own life as a boy in Apartheid-era South Africa. As in the play,
I was lucky enough to be taught by a wise old teacher at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School called Rudi Shelly.
