The first Troilus and Cressida at the Globe is not the best I’ve seen, nor the worst, by a long chalk, and Matthew Dunster’s production keeps an audience busy with its parade of characters in […]
TV presenter and comedian Richard Blackwood will make his West End debut in the transfer of Debbie Allen’s Broadway production of Tennessee Williams’ Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, which has a limited season at […]
Every week our theatregoer reporter Corinne Furness trawls the web to find some of the best gems from the myriad theatre-related blogs and condense them into one easy-to-read “Best of the Blogs” round-up each Friday. […]
The long-awaited £28m redevelopment of Liverpool’s Everyman theatre has been given the go-ahead after Arts Council England pledged to invest £12.8m in the project. The Everyman, which was created in 1964 in a converted chapel […]
American Katori Hall’s new play The Mountaintop, about the final hours of Martin Luther King, transferred to Trafalgar Studios this week (20 July 2009, previews from 16 July), following its acclaimed premiere at Battersea’s Theatre503 […]
The story of Enron, the energy company that became, at the time, America’s biggest bankruptcy, sounds so fantastic that it could have been fashioned from the pen of a particularly imaginative writer. The fact that […]
German film director Wim Wenders is to re-start work on a 3D film based on the work of the late dancer and choreographer Pina Bausch. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/8162627.stm
Frank McCourt, Irish-American author of best-seller Angela’s Ashes, has died in a New York hospice, his brother says. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/8158451.stm
Rupert Goold and his Headlong company returned to the Chichester Festival Theatre last night (22 July 2009, previews from 11 July), premiering Lucy Prebble’s play ENRON, about the infamous collapse of the US energy company. […]
Kath Mainland is about to experience her first festival as chief executive of the Fringe Society, following the resignation of Jon Morgan in the wake of last year’s ticketing crisis (See News::E8821219920018, 28 August 2008). […]
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