The Theatres Trust’s fifth annual Theatre Buildings at Risk register (TBAR), published today, highlights a number of theatres at risk of “imminent demolition”.
They include Workington Opera House, which its owners[readmore]

Starkest East London: Punchdrunk and ENO slug it out inside a drab modern building. The promenade kings in a site-specific collision with grand opera. This is high-risk drama: could be[readmore]

A rare revival of Broadway musical Bells Are Ringing will be staged at the Whatsonstage.com Award-winning Union Theatre from 29 September to 23 October 2010, with a cast led by[readmore]

Jeff Goldblum’s brilliant duel with Kevin Spacey two years ago in David Mamet’s Speed-the-Plow was a highlight in the recent annals of the Old Vic. Goldblum’s pairing with Mercedes Ruehl[readmore]

Forty years after the seminal film version, a special adaptation of E. Nesbit’s classic 1906 novel The Railway Children pulled into Waterloo Station last night (12 July 2010, previews from[readmore]

Matthew Kelly will play King Arthur for a special four week festive season of Spamalot at the Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham this Christmas.
He’ll be joined by ex-EastEnder Todd Carty as[readmore]

When Bent was first performed in 1979, the details of Nazi persecution of homosexuals were relatively unknown, and although the play was instrumental in increasing the research into the subject,[readmore]

The abandoned Eurostar platforms at Waterloo Station have been imaginatively appropriated for Damian Cruden’s acclaimed Theatre Royal, York, production of E Nesbit’s famous story The Railway Children, first seen at[readmore]

Jonathan Groff, who makes his West End debut opposite Simon Russell Beale in Deathtrap at the Noel Coward Theatre next month, may not be the only Glee hearththrob to be[readmore]

Not content with inaugurating his reign at Hampstead Theatre – where his impressive first programme, announced last week, includes big-hitters Mike Leigh, Athol Fugard and Shelagh Stephenson – director Edward[readmore]