Reviews
Theatre Preview: Six Degrees, The Caretaker & The Forecast
Planning a trip to the theatre? We round up some of the productions opening this week. […]
Year: 2010
Blogs
Welcome to the new look website – The Drama Student Online.
It's been a few months in the making, but finally at 11pm last night, we went live with the new website design! I am so pleased to present the fresh look. […]
News
Andrew Lloyd Webber launches his bid to find his Dorothy
The Lord records a special YouTube message to young girls hoping to play Dorothy, and asks them to “lose all thoughts of Judy Garland”. […]
Whats On Stage
Feature: Worth a Read: Theatre Books Round-up – Jan 2010
With so many alluring names in the casts of classic dramas in the West End at the moment, scripts are the focus of this month’s round-up. There’s Keira Knightley, of course, in Martin Crimp’s sparky […]
BBC News - Arts and Culture
Stolen Monet painting recovered
A Monet painting, which was stolen from a Polish museum and replaced with a copy painted on cardboard, is found. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/arts_and_culture/8461814.stm
Whats On Stage
Feature: Best of This Week’s Theatre Blogs – 15 Jan 2010
This week it was hard to get away from one show in British Theatre Blogs: Legally Blonde. Who liked it, who didn’t like it and, in the case of the West End Whingers, who was at […]
Whats On Stage
News: Cast: Tucker Is Wicked Elphaba, Hairspray Tour
Former I’d Do Anything finalist Rachel Tucker, who followed her reality TV success with a West End stint in We Will Rock You for which she was nominated in last year’s Whatsonstage.com Awards, is set […]
BBC News - Arts and Culture
Children’s authors vie for prize
The finalists for this year’s Waterstone’s Children’s book prize are revealed. Full published article at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/entertainment/arts_and_culture/8457848.stm
Whats On Stage
Review: The World’s Wife
Linda Marlowe's solo performances have been one of the great enterprises in our theatre of the past ten years, and her latest, The World’s Wife, based on a cycle of poems by the new laureate […]
Whats On Stage
Review: Legally Blonde
For a musical comedy show that name-checks Gloria Steinem and Thomas Hobbes, features a Greek chorus and lewd lines about the boning of skanks and the flaunting of packages, Legally Blonde might sound like an […]