Comedy musical addressing disability and equal rights makes it to Dundee Rep
A theatre company’s comedy musical addressing disability and equal rights is under way at Dundee Rep.
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SPONSORED: Award-winning inclusive musical comes to Dundee Rep
Looking for a good night out? Don’t miss My Left Right Foot – The Musical at Dundee Rep Theatre, the outrageous new show on tour after sell out success at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Conservatoire launches new musical theatre scholarship
A Broadway star has unveiled a new scholarship to support the next generation of musical theatre talent in Scotland.
Suranne Jones: Why I quit West End play Frozen
Suranne Jones has told how she lost her “inner light” before pulling out of West End play Frozen.
Jez Butterworth ‘extremely honoured’ after The Ferryman scoops nine Tony nods
Jez Butterworth has thanked the “talented, inspiring and just plain ready” cast of The Ferryman after the Northern Irish drama scooped nine Tony Award nominations, including one for best play.
Adam and Eve show performed in Dundonian dialect to feature at Edinburgh Fringe
A Lochee mum is swapping the High Street for the Royal Mile to direct a Dundonian take on Genesis.
Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre to pop up at Blenheim Palace
Four of William Shakespeare’s most loved plays are coming to the grounds of “Britain’s Greatest Palace”.
Sara Bareilles: I’m guilty of only hiring men to work with in the past
Gender inequalities are “embedded into our culture”, Sara Bareilles said as she admitted choosing to work with only men in the past.
Redundancy talks begin with jobs under threat at Dundee Rep
Actors, dancers and other stage staff risk losing their jobs at Dundee Rep as the theatre tries to cut costs.
Tale of refugee who settles in Scotland to be shown to kids at Dundee Rep
A story aimed at kids, telling the tale of a young refugee who settles in Scotland, is coming to Dundee.
Largest cast bronze sculpture in UK travels to Plymouth by barge
The UK’s largest cast bronze sculpture is being unveiled after two years in the making.
Female-led musicals should not be seen as radical – Company star Rosalie Craig
Company star Rosalie Craig has said that female-led musicals should not be seen as radical.
Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoy night on the West End
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have enjoyed a night out watching West End show Tina: The Musical.
Gillian Anderson and Lily James in first images from set of All About Eve
The first images from the set of All About Eve show Lily James and Gillian Anderson wrapped in a world of jealousy and ambition.
London’s West End to go dark in tribute to acclaimed theatre producer
London’s theatres will dim their lights tonight in memory of Duncan C Weldon, the acclaimed producer who died on Wednesday.
Multi-sensory penguin hunt show has children all-a-Flutter with excitement
Local little ones had a fantastic time helping to find Philip the penguin at an interactive theatre performance.
Theatre announces new season of work putting women centre stage
A leading theatre has announced its 2019 season which will showcase work by women.
Kelli O’Hara: Me Too made every woman feel like an idiot for a minute
The Me Too movement has “probably made every woman feel for a minute like an idiot”, Broadway star Kelli O’Hara has said.
Going to the theatre can make your heart beat as fast as exercise
If you don’t fancy getting to the gym this week, how about grabbing almost half an hour of cardio at the theatre?
Windrush films tell stories of UK people with Caribbean heritage
A series of films which explore the experiences of British people with Caribbean heritage will be screened at London’s Royal Court Theatre in response to the Windrush scandal.