Graham Crowden, who has died after a stroke aged 87, was one of those actors who could make you giddy with delight when he walked on a stage. He was[readmore]

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited sequel to Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies has confirmed that it will take four nights off in November to make changes to the show,[readmore]

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited sequel to Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies has confirmed that it will take four nights off in November to make changes to the show,[readmore]

Rumours abound, mainly sparked by an article in the New York Post, that Keira Knightley may return to the West End stage in a new production of Lillian Hellman’s play[readmore]

Following the success of her debut play Rabbit::E8821148028598, Nina Raine’s Tribes opened at the Royal Court last night, 20 October 2010 (previews from 14 October) where it continues until 13[readmore]

It is thirty years since Mark Medoff’s Children of a Lesser God brought deafness to the stage in an unusual love story; now Nina Raine writes a much edgier, and[readmore]

Last night (19 October 2010) Whatsonstage.com theatregoers turned out in force to see Robert Lindsay’s return to the West End playing the title role in Martin Sherman’s new play Onassis.[readmore]

Further to today’s Comprehensive Spending Review (See Today’s Other News for full figures and analysis), leading figures from the arts industry have begun reacting to the 29.6% cuts passed on[readmore]

The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has had its budget slashed by 24% from £1.9 billion to £1.1 billion by 2014-15 as part of the wide-scale government cuts[readmore]

The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has had its budget slashed from £1.9 billion to £1.1 billion as part of the wide-scale government cuts announced in today’s Comprehensive[readmore]