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Equity admits to deleting tweets about Laurence Fox and says union rules were broken
Equity has admitted that it deleted tweets sent out by its minority ethnic members committee calling on actors to denounce Laurence Fox, with
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Opera North to name new HQ after multimillion-pound donor Keith Howard
Opera North will name its new Leeds headquarters the Howard Opera Centre after philanthropist Keith Howard, who is donating £11.25 million towards
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What is the drama school audition panel looking for?
Applying for drama school this year? Samantha Marsden speaks to teachers and students from schools including RADA, Italia Conti, LAMDA and the
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Arts Council awards £4.3 million to diverse cultural organisations
Artistic Directors of the Future and Touretteshero are among the recipients of £4.3 million of funding from Arts Council England to be
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Michael Longhurst announces second Donmar Warehouse season
Michael Longhurst has unveiled his second season as artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse, which includes a stage adaptation of the film
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Actor Kim Vithana: My first job led to a career in film and television
My first job was an absolute dream: a 10-part series called The Specials in which I played a special constable called Anjali
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The Green Room: What advice would you give someone with no agent?
Meet our panel: We have given our panellists pen-names and used stock images but their biographies reflect their real career details…????? Emily
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Exclusive: Unearthed council report reveals full horror of safety failings at zombie show Variant 31
Shocking new details outlining the full extent of safety failings at immersive zombie show Variant 31 have emerged, revealing ...
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Guildford drama college PPA to recycle restaurant and office furniture for new home
Drama college Performance Preparation Academy has revealed it is fitting out its new premises in Guildford with tens of thousands of pounds
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National Youth Theatre unveils multimillion-pound plans for major overhaul of north London home
The National Youth Theatre is to undergo a £4.25 million redevelopment of its north London home, which will enable it to double
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Simon Stephens and Barbara Broccoli join Enda Walsh to judge new playwriting competition
Simon Stephens and Barbara Broccoli have been confirmed as judges for the inaugural Phil Fox Award for Playwriting. They will join the
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Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation awards new grants totalling £225,000
The Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation has awarded 16 grants totalling more than £225,000 to organisations including Bristol Old Vic, Southwark Playhouse and
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Poll: How much have you spent in total when auditioning for drama schools?
Last week, LAMDA director Sarah Frankcom said she hoped to abolish the school’s audition fees entirely, having already slashed the cost for
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Equity in censorship row over Laurence Fox tweets
Union Equity is embroiled in a censorship row after members of its minority ethnic members committee claimed the union had deleted its
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Orange Tree unveils plans to screen plays free of charge online
The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond will begin broadcasting productions free of charge online, enabling audiences cross the globe to access its
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Top 5 theatres shows to see this week (January 20-26)
Scenes With Girls – Royal Court, London The Royal Court starts the year with a new play by Miriam Battye about female
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Rufus Norris: There are reasons to be cheerful about theatre, and politics, in 2020
Some decades ago I made my living in a different way, and one cold January I was up a ladder, grappling to
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