Amongst the major London openings – in the West End and further afield – this week are: OPENING TUESDAY, 27 April 2010 (previews from 20 April), Marianne Elliott directs Thomas Middleton’s 1657 Jacobean tragedy Women […]
Theatrical big hitters are a regular feature of the Sunday Times Rich List, which was published yesterday, and this year is no exception. Despite falling from 52nd to 89th position, Andrew Lloyd Webber is still […]
Playwright Mick Gordon and legendary singer-songwriter Billy Bragg have collaborated to create this production-come-gig examining what it means to be British, white and working class. The play arrives at The Wellcome Collection for a short […]
The Saturday Academy Intensive Summer Course is a one week programme in Shakespeare, Contemporary Text and Acting for Television and Film. […]
Taking Notes, an extra-curricular exploration through the new and exciting musical theatre writing of today, will return for its second year in 2010. […]
Who’d have thought it – Edward Bond at Chichester? You won’t see a less likely combination until Placido Domingo sings Aida at the Albert Hall with a cast of thousands. Bond’s take on the last […]
The author Alan Sillitoe, one of the “Angry Young Men” of British fiction in the 1950s, has died aged 82, his family says. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/8642720.stm
English National Opera and the Young Vic have again come up trumps with their third annual collaboration, a beautifully-realised production of Hans Werner Henze’s Elegy for Young Lovers. Actors sometimes become great directors and Fiona […]
As well as being St George’s Day, today marks the 446th anniversary of the (believed) birth, and death, of William Shakespeare. In Stratford-upon-Avon, the Royal Shakespeare Company has again teamed up with Shakespeare’s Birthplace to […]
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