Aspects of Love has always been the odd man out in the Andrew Lloyd Webber catalogue: an unconventional musical about deeply unconventional people, but with some of the composer’s finest[readmore]

The Drama Student Magazine team have decended onto a blustery Henham Park for Latitude 2010 and what an exciting year this is going to be. Our hot picks…

The latest interview in our occasional series on Theatreland’s new artistic directors is with Steve Marmion, who takes over from Lisa Goldman at the Soho Theatre later this month.Marmion has[readmore]

“Everybody’s got the right to their dreams” is how we are introduced to
nine assassins – or would-be assassins – of American presidents, from
Abe Lincoln all the way up to Ronald[readmore]

Jeff Goldblum has returned to the London stage to star in Terry Johnson’s revival of The Prisoner of Second Avenue, the Old Vic’s first West End production beyond its home[readmore]

Heads of major arts organisations including the Arts Council, National Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company have appealed directly to prime minister David Cameron in a bid to avoid "catastrophic" funding[readmore]

Avenue Q has posted closing notices at Wyndham’s Theatre. It will finish on 30 October 2010, after more than four years and three homes in the West End. There are[readmore]

Every revival of both parts of Henry IV – six hours of comedy, history and tragedy commingled – confirms their greatness as a panoramic view of England on the move[readmore]

Josh Boyd-Rochford talks to Jo Cundall, the producer of Apples showcasing at this year’s Latitude Festival, a production that fits into the spirit of a festival well.

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]