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The night after opening in the West End, Daniel Evans Sheffield Crucible production of Show Boat shoots straight into the top slot of Mark Shenton's regularly updated list of top ten ticket …
The 2015/16 Broadway season ends this week, with the cut-off for eligibility for this year’s Tony Awards closing on April 28. It’s
The immersive disco Shakespeare show to get a new staging.
The star has been ill since April 21.
Hardly a day seems to have gone by recently without the untimely death of a major actor, singer or creator " just last
London celebrates the Bard's birthday, reviews for The Flick and Funny Girl are in and An American in Paris has an exciting announcement.
Robert Fairchild and Leanne Cope to reprise their Broadway roles.
Composer Sibelius once famously remarked: “Remember, a statue has never been set up in honour of a critic.” But on Broadway not
James Graham's play, first seen at the National in 2012, is to finally make it to the West End.
It’s Shakespeare’s birthday weekend, and so the celebrations of the 400th anniversary of his death come to a head, with a special
Zoë Wanamaker stars in Josie Rourke's production.
The production will subsequently tour the U.K.
She will begin performances in June along with other new principals.
Sheridan Smith reprises role of Fanny Brice for the commercial run.
The comedy had been scheduled to run through June.
It’s been one of the recurring themes of this column to bemoan the physical state of many theatres, some of which "
The London premiere of the Pulitzer Prize winner takes place at the National Theatre.
New London production of Terry Jastrow's play to be helmed by Joe Harmston
In an interview in The Observer, David Hare railed against the commercial imperatives of modern theatre: “When I was young, British theatre
I’m heavily in deja vu mode at the moment " not least because I have actually been there before. Even before Funny Girl
Could Alexander Hamilton cross the pond? And, will Britney Spears take on Cinderella?
The company will be led by the previously announced Michael Crawford.
Here’s a theatre that’s a true game-changer, not to mention a shape-shifter. It’s a West End theatre " with the seating capacity
There’s so much I want to see among this week’s new shows that I’m going to be playing catch-up for a while
The following Q&A was conducted with veteran playwright Arnold Wesker in 2005, at the time of a Nottingham Playhouse revival of his play Chicken Soup with Barley. He died on April 12, 2…