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What will happen in the Seyi Omooba case? I don't know. As I wrote at the time her anti-gay comments were first
Not every success story gets a sequel. The Great Society, Robert Schenkkan's follow-up to his Tony-winning play All the Way, renders President
The forthcoming film Judy, starring Renée Zellweger, is an adaptation of my play End of the Rainbow, which follows Judy Garland during
Matthew Warchus has extended his tenure as artistic director of the Old Vic for an additional three years in order to oversee
Having previously starred as Cordelia alongside Ian McKellen in King Lear, Anita-Joy Uwajeh is currently performing in August Wilson's Two Trains Running.
A drama school helps prepare you for life beyond its hallowed halls, but the rest is up to you. Five graduates tell
Enticement. Entrapment. Enslavement. And hair. Lots of hair. Following Angelin Preljocaj's singularly sinister vision of Snow White, this latest work appears to
West End performers Luke Bayer and Millie O'Connell will lead the cast of musical Soho Cinders at Charing Cross Theatre. Bayer, who
A Fringe opera production of Madam Butterfly has raised fresh accusations of "yellowface" and been criticised for "denying opportunities to a marginalised
Donizetti's comic opera classic receives an invigorating new English-language production at the King's Head Theatre, Islington. A co-production of King's Head and
There's a charming story behind this musical: 20 years ago singer Barri McPherson stumbled upon Mark Schoenfeld singing on a Brooklyn street
Born in an apartheid South Africa, with few career prospects, the Grammy-winning musician tells Nick Smurthwaite about his journey from homeless street
When I teach criticism, one of the first things I tell students is that it's impossible. The very process of translating a
It's well known that theatre designers are busy. Directors always joke about it. We're always going from tech week on one show
English National Opera has unveiled a new safety curtain for its London home, in honour of the opera director Jonathan Miller. The
A performance of Macbeth starring John Simm and Dervla Kirwan at Chichester Festival Theatre was abandoned after part of the stage was
Birmingham, 1979, and "British music's become a battleground for a race war," Robin French's gig-theatre piece tells us. Denise (a winsome Lauren
From car factories to cathedrals, as theatregoers are asked to take their seats in more and more unconventional locations, Lita Doolan explores
An aspiring actor who took up lighting in order to tour with a production in the mid-1980s, Charles Balfour is now rarely
My heart is sore. It may sound dramatic, but it's true. It hurts because it feels like theatre is under attack from
Across theatre, demands are being made for employers and industry bodies to take more action in addressing the climate emergency. The Arts
Textually, Oonagh Murphy's nightmarish reimagining of J.M. Synge's once contentious The Playboy of the Western World remains firmly rooted in the lonesome
Geoffrey Beevers has adapted several George Eliot novels for the stage, including an ambitious Middlemarch Trilogy for the Orange Tree in 2013.
The twins Aphrodite and Ilithyia are completely unaware of how powerful they are. So powerful in fact that the mighty Zeus himself
Janie Dee is to star in the European premiere of The Niceties by Eleanor Burgess at the Finborough Theatre in London. The
