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One Dance UK Awards 2019, which celebrate achievement in dance across the UK, took place at the Imperial War Museum North in
London's Bush Theatre has announced Trish Cooke as its inaugural writer in residence. As part of the 18-month residency Cooke will write
A major refurbishment of Camden People's Theatre is among the projects to receive £12.3 million in funding from Arts Council England. The
Fiona Gibson has been appointed new chief executive of the trust that runs Edinburgh's Festival and King's theatres. She is currently interim
Barrie Rutter has criticised the use of microphones by actors on stage, labelling it "the monster of today's theatre". The actor and
Shadow culture secretary Tom Watson has announced he is standing down from parliament to focus on health campaigning. The MP for West
Francesca Joy is a writer and actor and founder and artistic director of Imagine If theatre company, which focuses on working with
A mentoring scheme has been launched to support aspiring and early-career production managers. The scheme is being run by the Production Managers
Producers of the touring production of Thriller Live have been accused by dancers of offering pay that in some cases falls below
Directors and designers working in fringe theatre are to be covered by the first agreement of its kind being drawn up specifically
Actors Cavin Cornwall and Layton Williams have spoken of the need for more black British role models in theatre. Cornwall said he had
Playwright Inua Ellams and actor Sharon D Clarke have warned that cuts to the arts in schools will do "irreparable damage to
Josie Rourke's production of City of Angels has announced a West End transfer, with Rosalie Craig, Hadley Fraser and Rebecca Trehearn to
Emma Rice's Romantics Anonymous is to be revived at Bristol Old Vic. The musical adaptation of the French rom-com film will run
King's College London has launched a £2 million study into the impact of the arts on physical and mental health. The study
Creatives including artistic director Lynette Linton, designer Sadeysa Greenaway-Bailey and producer Tobi Kyeremateng have argued theatre still has "a long way to
A quarter of migrants working in the arts are considering leaving the UK as a result of the government's 'hostile environment' immigration
Playwright Mustapha Matura has died aged 79. Matura, who was born in Trinidad, is frequently described as one of the leading figures
An initiative set up to address a lack of British Muslim stories for family audiences on stage is to provide development funding
Leading venues including the National Theatre have revealed they are introducing paperless ticketing in a bid to reduce their environmental impact and
Christopher Haydon has been appointed the new artistic director of Rose Theatre Kingston. This will see the theatre revert back to an
Aoife Hinds is performing alongside Tuyen Do in Ava Wong Davies' play I Will Still Be Whole (When You Rip Me in Half),
A set of best practice guidelines for working with LGBT+ performers has been launched by Equity. The guide aims to help address
The inaugural Black British Theatre Awards, set up to honour black performers and creative talent in British Theatre, took place at Old
Clarke Peters will direct Giles Terera in a workshop production of Leslie Bricusse's musical Sammy. The workshop will be presented on October
