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... into theatre business in the South than the North and Midlands, says John, and suggests that we Londoners might be all the more sensitive because we are saturated by media output. If that's the case, the sudden collapse of the Whitehall Theatre Denis ...
... in this newspaper last week. Two pages devoted to short biographies of the one hundred most significant people in British theatre today. A good list on the whole. Headed by Sir Cameron Mackintosh and not confined to actors, directors and the like. It ...
... written out of the show in 1993, is set to play a role in OK Theatre Company's production of Tony's play. The Firm's Big Night Out, which runs from April 7 to May 3 at London's Tristan Bates theatre. Tony tells The Stage: I want to redress the bal ance, as ...
... Irish Arts Council, envisages a centre with three auditoriums in a new Dublin docklands development, with facilities for theatre, opera, dance and musicals. The largest auditorium would have a 1,800 seat capacity, with another venue accommodating 650 ...
... technician who was hurt by a brake clip has won a total of £23,400. The accident on Blood Brothers when it ran at the Albery theatre left the carpenter with a fractured pelvis and unable to work for months. It was described by colleagues as one of the worst ...
... proposed these type of auditions in negotiations for agreements with the League of American Theatres and Producers, The League of Resident Theatres, Theatre for Young Audiences, Resident Dramatic Stock, and other producing organisations. Those directly ...
... show at Sheffield City Hall on May 28 had to be axed due to minimal interest. Instead, the tour opened at Rhyl's Pavilion Theatre on May 29, where the 1,000-seat venue sold around 30 per cent of its tickets. A source at the Sheffield venue said: Sales ...
... becoming a Wales National Performing Arts Company alongside Welsh National Opera, BBC National Orchestra of Wales and Clwyd Theatr Cymru. Pimbley said the company is confident that it has a sound financial base. ACW scruti nised its finances before bestowing ...