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Love Never Dies – but will Lloyd Webber’s new musical?
The much anticipated follow-up to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera, has had mixed notices with the first round of critics.
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Olivier Awards to be broadcast live on Radio 2 and online
The prestigious Laurence Olivier Awards will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 2 for the very first time.
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Noel Cowards’s Private Lives wins over the critics
Sex and the City temptress Kim Cattrall is the talk of the town as her West End play proves a huge hit.
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Keira Knightley leads the nominations at Olivier launch
Some of the UK’s hottest actors gathered for the launch of this year’s 2010 Laurence Olivier Awards.
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Blog: Vermin plaguing theatres, claim Equity. Is it that serious?
An Equity survey claims more than three quarters of West End performers and stage managers confirm there’s a vermin problem in the workplace.
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Are you ready to take a bite of the big apple?
Launch of the TS Eliot Exchange between the US and the UK, is being launched tomorrow at the Old Vic by Jeremy Irons and James Earl Jones.
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Photos: Surviving Actors first convention proves a huge hit
Surviving Actors, the UK’s first actors’ convention held in central London on 30th January, was a huge success.
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Blog: How irritating are today’s theatre audiences?
How many times have you been to the theatre and had to deal with an extra ‘performance’ coming from the auditorium? What are the audience habits that annoy you?
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Theatre Review: Love Never Dies – Adelphi
Ignore all that spiteful nonsense out there on blogosphere from “Phans” and critics alike that should know better, writes Josh Logan.
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Film Review: Invictus – Cinemas Nationwide
Yet another “man with a mission” film from Clint Eastwood, but without the usual violent outcome, writes John Ayton.
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Theatre Review: King Lear – RSC – Courtyard Theatre
Rupert Bridgwater reviews RSC’s King Lear and discovers a bold and magnificent all round production.
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Preview: Kim Cattrall opens in Private Lives at Vaudeville
Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall will take centre stage in Private Lives, the Noel Coward 1929 comedy classic.
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Two young actors win roles in Welsh feature film
Carlton Venn and Martin Cannon have just made their debut in the first feature film from Dragon, the Welsh film production company.
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Advice: Just Ask Yvonne – Your career problems answered
Resident Agony Aunt, Yvonne I’Anson, gets to grips with your career problems: Should you get help from a tutor? What’s in a name?
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Advice: I need help emotionally connecting to the role
An audition is an unnatural process and requires you to get into role without fuss. Simon Dunmore gives spot on advice which will help you connect to the role.
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Uncle Dudley wonders why he does the jobs he does.
I was recently asked why I had done some job or other, if, as it seemed, it had been a disaster from start to finish, writes Michael Culkin.
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Inspired TDS summer issue hits the streets
The Drama Student Magazine is currently taking the community by storm and with the inspired summer issue out now, this season’s offering certainly won’t disappoint!
The UK is ablaze with fresh [...]Add a commentThe Drama Student Magazine is currently taking the community by storm and with the inspired summer issue out now, this season’s offering certainly won’t disappoint!
The UK is ablaze with fresh young talent. Gone are the days of the customary ‘agent-guided actor’, as performers across the country are taking their careers in their own hands, writing and producing their own shows and quite literally making things happen!The Drama Student is proud to be at the forefront of championing these inspirational individuals. Whether it’s the Edinburgh Festival, Manchester 24:7, or the Latitude Festival on the south coast, students and graduates alike are becoming the innovators in the worlds of theatre, film, comedy and literature.
Ben Barnes joins us in an exclusive interview and documents his journey
Many successful careers are carved on the Edinburgh Fringe, and we’ve been getting close and personal with the most exciting talent showcasing this year, some for the first time and others who are returning to be part of this international celebration of theatre and the arts.
Ben Barnes joins us in an exclusive interview and documents his journey from his days in the NYMT through to his professional career as a renowned Hollywood star.
TDS favourite Russell Labey gives us unlimited access to his diary, revealing how he has adapted a new musical that is set to thrill audiences this summer.
How could we not track down one of our favourite leading ladies from Avenue Q?
And with Avenue Q back in the West End again, how could we not track down one of our favourite leading ladies from the show? Sarah Clark visits the Gielgud dressing room of Julie Atherton.
If that wasn’t enough, our widely anticipated Photography Special is packed with leading photographers who talk to us about their work and provide invaluable advice to those seeking headshots now, or those looking to update.
We just know you’re going to be inspired by this edition!
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Published on June 26, 2009 · Filed under: TDS Highlights, TDS Latest News;
