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Henry V is a vibrant and insightful production that also reveals the importance of regional theatre in keeping the industry alive.
Kieran Hurley explores free speech and the nature of online debate in Bubble.
I am delighted that Teddy Lamb has decided to make this recording of Since U Been Gone at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last year available for a limited time on YouTube.
With everything going on at the moment, I thought one thing that everyone could do with is some positive and uplifting songs.
If you think I've missed any, please let me know and check …
The reality of course is its no-one's fault. You cannot live your life preparing for a global pandemic to occur, although maybe we should rethink our position on that.
Theatre Uncut's Bubble, a streamed film about social media and the woke generation is educational, but unexceptional.
Filmed in 2018, I And You by American writer Lauren Gunderson makes a welcome, limited, return to Hampstead Theatre's Instagram.
Screencap from I And You
Maisie Williams makes …
The producers of Waitress have announced that the West End production at the Adelphi Theatre has closed. The multi-award-winning Broadway transfer had been originally booking until 4 July 20…
A week after the UK Government announced its package for workers on the payroll, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has announced an economic relief package for self-employed workers an…
To mark World Theatre Day (Friday 27 March 2020), the Royal Shakespeare Company is inviting people to join a live 'watch along' from their living rooms on 11 April of a recording of their 20…
A selection of much-loved National Theatre Live productions will be made available to watch on YouTube for free over the next two months.
ITV will broadcast a special Olivier Awards with Mastercard programme on 5 April 2020 at 10:15pm, in place of the 2020 Royal Albert Hall awards show which was cancelled due to coronavirus.
Last week saw the first production of The Show Must Go Online, a series devised by Rob Myles (who Mind the Blog regulars will recognise from Merely Theatre's Twelfth Night and his insight in…
In light of the closure of theatres across the UK due to COVID-19, the Original Theatre Company's productions of Alan Bennett's The Habit Of Art and Ali Milles' The Croft, both of which were…
Award-winning theatre company Headlong, in association with the BAFTA-winning Century Films, have announced Unprecedented: Real Time Theatre From a State of Isolation, a major new digital pr…
The McOnie Company has launched the first offerings as part of its Digital Dance Season. Hosted on the company's social media channels, the season aims to connect the dance community and enc…
Hampstead Theatre is releasing its hit production of I and You by Lauren Gunderson on Instagram for free for a week from 23 March at 10am to 29 March at 10pm.
Theatre Together, a new collective of over 50 artists and professionals, have announced All the Web's a Stage, an online event featuring a variety of live performances to raise money for tho…
A statement has been issued by the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) on behalf of the major commercial West End theatre operators and the Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers (STAR) to prov…
Following the closure of all West End theatres due to the Coronavirus outbreak, producers today announced that Thriller Live performed its last Moonwalk at the Lyric theatre on 15 March 2020…
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre have today announced that, in light of government advice restricting non-essential contact with others in relation to the coronavirus pandemic, their new music…
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon discusses the devastation and impact that the coronavirus is currently having.
As London's Old Vic Theatre closes, artistic director Matthew Warchus sends the message: "Take care of yourselves and each other. Be creative. There's going to be some great theatre on the o…
SOLT and UK Theatre held an urgent meeting of leading theatrical charities on Monday 16 March 2020 to discuss ways to provide support for members of the theatre workforce " both on and offst…
Theatre veteran and The Dock Brief director David Tudor tells us about working with John Mortimer, why his writing is timeless and what he's learned over the years.
