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  • Luton leads the way with the ‘carnival spirit’
    Luton leads the way with the ‘carnival spirit’

    Last week saw celebrations for the first national centre dedicated to carnival artists and the promotion of the carnival art form. The £7.3 million centre based in Luton launched last[readmore]

    Thursday 14th May 2009
  • Spring Awakening to close at the end of the month
    Spring Awakening to close at the end of the month

    Producers of rock musical Spring Awakening have announced the show will close at the Novello at the end of May.

    The show had previously played to sell-out audiences at the Lyric[readmore]

    Wednesday 13th May 2009
  • Thriller – Live highest weekly grossing show for The Lyric
    Thriller – Live highest weekly grossing show for The Lyric

    An extra 100,000 tickets have gone on sale as Thriller – Live becomes the highest weekly grossing show in the history of The Lyric Theatre.

    Thriller – Live is a spectacular,[readmore]

    Tuesday 12th May 2009
  • Latitude Festival gears up for another prestigious event
    Latitude Festival gears up for another prestigious event

    The pioneering, award-winning Latitude Festival returns to England’s Sunrise Coast for another spectacular year. Taking place this July near Suffolk’s stunning seaside town of Southwold, organisers Festival Republic are promising[readmore]

    Tuesday 12th May 2009
  • 40,000 seats at London’s free open air theatre season
    40,000 seats at London’s free open air theatre season

    London is getting ready for a heat wave which will be welcome news for the seventh annual summer season of free theatre at The Scoop at More London Amphitheatre on[readmore]

    Tuesday 12th May 2009
  • BBC Bursary for New Young Talent – latest winner
    BBC Bursary for New Young Talent – latest winner

    The BBC Bursary for new talent in Musical Theatre was launched in 2007 and has helped a number of young students further their studies by offering both financial and emotional[readmore]

    Sunday 10th May 2009
  • ‘Happiest Man Alive’ arrives at UK film festival
    ‘Happiest Man Alive’ arrives at UK film festival

    The Devotion of Matthieu – an awe-inspiring documentary on the person Time magazine once dubbed the ‘world’s happiest man’ – will get its UK premiere tomorrow (Tuesday May 12th) at[readmore]

    Sunday 10th May 2009
  • Diary: Association of British Theatre Technicans Show
    Diary: Association of British Theatre Technicans Show

    This year’s ABTT (Association of British Theatre Technicians) Show will have everything for staging a production, from the brightest lighting effects to stage machinery, seating and flooring.

    Among the leading companies[readmore]

    Sunday 10th May 2009
  • A new vision for Royal Welsh College
    A new vision for Royal Welsh College

    The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama has submitted plans to Cardiff Council to redevelop part of its existing site on Cardiff’s North Road to build a suite of[readmore]

    Sunday 10th May 2009
  • Manchester’s 24:7 Theatre Festival
    Manchester’s 24:7 Theatre Festival

    Manchester’s 24:7 Theatre Festival has discovered it has quite an international following.

    Individuals from as far afield as the United States, Ireland, Georgia, Iran, Russia, Australia, Brazil, Croatia, Cyprus, France,[readmore]

    Sunday 10th May 2009