Divorced, Beheaded, Live! SIX returns to Broadway
The wait is over! Following the trials and tribulations of the Covid-19 pandemic, fans of musical theatre are in for
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Author: Sarah Johnson
Broadway’s Actor’s Equity Association broadens membership criteria
Loosening the rules and criteria surrounding eligibility for membership, The Actor’s Equity Association has changed its membership programme to allow
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HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD pushes up opening date
For Broadway lovers, theatre-nerds, and fans of Harry Potter everywhere, this un-expected good news could not have arrived at a
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The Lion King Set to Return to the West End on 29th July
Earlier this week, the Walt Disney Company UK and Ireland announced that the theatrical production of Disney’s The Lion King
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ATG Buys Prominent US Venues Ahead of Live Production Return
Ambassador Theatre Group, the biggest theatre organisation in the West End, has made a bold prediction on Broadway’s resurgence following
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A light approach in our dark world
Musical theatre is often viewed as the lightweight theatre option. Yet was it not the jester in the medieval court
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Put that in your libretto and tweet it
Brevity is the soul of wit. There’s good stuff in little bundles. Less is more. We’ve heard all these and more,
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Politics and Theatre: A Love/Hate Relationship
Almost since humans started living in social groupings theatre has been a part of life. The period often cited as
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Rural Theatre – A safe way forward?
Rural theatre and drive-in theatres in Australia began to decline in the 1970s and 1980s, whilst on the other side
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The role of non-commercial theatre
AmDram: Steppingstone, community service, or just simple enjoyment? There are many reasons people join an AmDram (amateur dramatics) group. Perhaps
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