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Rufus Norris's production of The Threepenny Opera will be broadcast live to cinemas from the National Theatre. The musical, which stars Rory
West End venue the Shaftesbury Theatre has received an architectural award for the best revamp of a cultural building in London. Work
Portsmouth's New Theatre Royal is launching a new BTEC course for young people, enabling them to gain backstage and technical experience at
Arts Council England has admitted it is "hugely concerned" about the future of artists' free movement within the EU following the Brexit
Arts Council England chief Darren Henley has stressed that arts subjects in schools are "not a soft option" and that cultural education
A new outdoor performance area is to be opened outside Live Theatre in Newcastle that aims to boost the venue's income and
A drama festival in Windsor has been forced to apologise after a director's application was rejected because she was a woman. Olorunfemi
Spotlight has opened registration for its second annual charity run. Actors, performers, agents and other members of the theatre community are being
Lauren Samuels is to star in the European premiere of Vanities: The Musical in London later this year. Ashleigh Gray and Lizzy
Black, asian, and ethnic minority playwrights are being sought for the return of Belgrade Theatre's Critical Mass new-writing programme. Twenty places will
A members' club in central London is to open its doors during the day to provide free workspace for artists and creatives.
A pantomime producer previously investigated for fraud has been accused of owing thousands of pounds to his 2015 casts and crew. Ben
The Guardian has axed its culture professionals network as part of cost-cutting measures. The online microsite, founded in 2011, featured blogs and
Cross-party MPs have urged the government to make the arts a core part of the GCSE curriculum, or risk leaving the education
The number of black, Asian and ethnic minority arts workers has surged by 59% over the past five years, according to new
The Royal Shakespeare Company has revealed its radical new staging of The Tempest will see the character Ariel projected live on to
Culture secretary John Whittingdale has claimed there will be "no immediate challenges" for the creative sector after the UK voted to leave
John Hurt has been forced to pull out of Kenneth Branagh's production of The Entertainer following medical advice. After a recent spell
Amanda Holden has been cast as The Fairy Godmother in the Palladium's festive pantomime Cinderella. The Qdos Entertainment production marks the first
Don Warrington's performance in King Lear at Manchester's Royal Exchange will be uploaded to BBC iPlayer for people to view for free.
Huddersfield's Lawrence Batley Theatre is moving into producing its own work for the first time, beginning with a pantomime this Christmas. The
Cathy Tyson has been cast as Lady Bracknell in the upcoming revival The Importance of Being Earnest in Leicester and Birmingham. She
Staff at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry have received a 3% pay rise for the second year in a row. The agreement,
Human rights lawyer Michael Mansfield has been appointed chair of Liverpool's Everyman and Playhouse theatres. Known for defending the families of 77
A new report has urged the BBC to abolish the TV licence fee "as soon as is practically possible" and replace it
