
Old Rep backstage tours to celebrate Heritage Week
Birmingham’s Old Rep and the city’s Electric Cinema which are based on the same street are to join forces for a day during Birmingham Heritage
Birmingham’s Old Rep and the city’s Electric Cinema which are based on the same street are to join forces for a day during Birmingham Heritage
Birmingham Hippodrome has announced that Deirdre O’Halloran is to become its head of new musical theatre. She has been literary manager at London’s Bush Theatre since
Farewell Theatre Company will stage a second showing of their new play after a sold-out run. The Death of the English Pub will be at
Royal Academy of Dance and Rambert will introduce for dance students and teachers Rambert Grades, a contemporary dance syllabus created by Rambert School and dance
Outdoor and site-specific company Imagineer has appointed Angus MacKechnie as creative director and chief executive. MacKechnie is director of OutdoorArtsUK. Previously he worked at the
Liverpool writer and musician Asa Murphy has penned a musical play set to première in the city next month. New Generations looks at the importance of
London Classic Theatre is to tour Brian Friel’s Faith Healer beginning at the New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Consisting of four monologues delivered by three characters, Faith
She’s got the time, the curiosity, the resources—and a thirst for true crime. Meet Aki Browne—online sleuth like no other… A one-act play, Being Purple Aki, featuring
Tara Arts Artistic Director Abdul Shayek has died of natural causes aged 39, according to a statement from the theatre company. The statement said, “tt
Birmingham’s Old Rep and the city’s Electric Cinema which are based on the same street are to join forces for a day during Birmingham Heritage
Staffordshire’s New Vic is to bring back its “most spectacular show ever” to celebrate the 850th anniversary of Newcastle-under-Lyme’s receiving its charter to become a
Birmingham’s community arts festival Little but LIVE! is to return to Moseley Park for the fourth year running. The “family-friendly” festival will present a new, Birmingham-inspired version