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A new 200-seat studio space could be built at the Castle in Wellingborough, after the venue published proposals for a £12 million
Licensing giant Music Theatre International has hired Bert Fink in the new position of chief creative officer of MTI Europe. Bert Fink
Broadcaster and writer Kirsty Wark has been announced as the host of Live from Television Centre, which she said will be "Later…with
His Dark Materials novelist Phillip Pullman has urged the government to make theatre trips a compulsory part of the school curriculum. The
Derby Theatre has appointed Rachael Thomas to the new position of executive director. The role will see her manage the venue's finance
Shakespeare's Globe has appointed Hangmen director Matthew Dunster as an associate director. His position commences today, November 2, on the same day
Culture secretary John Whittingdale has moved to allay fears of impending cuts to the arts in the November spending review. He said
Motown the Musical is to hold open auditions for two starring roles in its West End cast. The upcoming production " which
Theatre company Hijinx has launched a new performance training course for learning-disabled actors in west Wales. Eight students have already been enrolled
A new fully automated ticketing system tested at the Firestation Centre for Arts and Culture in Windsor has been hailed as a
Steven Berkoff, Meera Syal and Graeae Theatre Company are among those taking part in a major worldwide festival in 2016, marking the
Sheffield Theatres has appointed Bob Kerslake as the new chair of its board. Kerslake " the chair of King's College Hospital NHS Foundation
Theatre producer Thelma Holt has joined Judi Dench as a patron of the fledgling Revolve Theatre Company. Revolve, which is headed up
Tickets for the first four months of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child have almost completely sold out before going on general
Grange Park Opera is to leave its Hampshire home of 17 years after a dispute with its landlords, who have set up
Mark Rylance has been appointed as one of seven new senior research fellows at Shakespeare's Globe. Rylance was the first artistic director
Gray O'Brien has joined the cast of Bill Kenwright's touring production of The Sound of Music. The actor, known for his Coronation
Former Whatsonstage boss Terri Paddock has launched a new website that aims to help fans connect with musical theatre stars on social
For the first time in our conversation, Nick Bagnall is struggling for words. I really wish it was because I had asked
Men earn significantly more than women in the arts, and the pay gap in the sector is much wider than the UK
A children's theatre in Plymouth that will cost £250,000, with a performance space on its roof, has been approved by the local council.
The world premiere of a new musical set in 1950s Nevada leads the St James Theatre's 2016 spring season, which will place
Eileen Aktins has hit out at male actors who take on female parts in theatre, claiming men are already "overburdened" with roles
Patrick Stewart has called for greater ethnic diversity and more roles for women on UK stages. The actor was speaking to The
Midway through his one-year acting course at East 15, John-Paul Conway formed theatre company Spit and Polish with two classmates. Their first
