Photo Flash: Inside Rehearsal for A TALE OF TWO CITIES at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
A Tale of Two Cities will open at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre on 13 July, and BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the company in rehearsal below!
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BWW Interview: Ella Spira and Pietra Mello-Pittman Talk VOICES OF THE AMAZON
Sisters Grimm, a company founded by composer Ella Spira and choreographer Pietra Mello-Pittman, is following up hit show INALA with new dance musical Voices of the Amazon.
BWW Interview: Killian Donnelly On Playing Jean Valjean In LES MISERABLES
Killian Donnelly's stellar musical career includes Kinky Boots, Memphis, The Commitments, Billy Elliot and The Phantom of the Opera.
BWW Review: SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH, Chichester Festival Theatre
Continuing Chichester Festival Theatre's run of plays, prior to its first musical offering of the season, is Tennessee Williams' 1959 work Sweet Bird of Youth.
Photo Flash: First Look at Marcia Gay Harden and Brian J. Smith in SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH at Chichester Festival Theatre
Two of America's leading stage and screen actors come to Chichester this summer for Tennessee Williams' SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH, directed by Jonathan Kent.
BWW Review: COMMON, National Theatre
It's entirely possible that there will one day be a fascinating Heart of Darkness-esque documentary about the making of Common.
Photo Flash: A Whole New World! In Rehearsals with the New West End Company of ALADDIN
Ahead of its first anniversary at the Prince Edward Theatre, Disney's Aladdin has released behind-the-scenes photography of the new company in rehearsals.
Review Roundup: ON THE TOWN at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's 2017 season opens with the musical On the Town, directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie.
Photo Flash: First Look at ON THE TOWN at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre; Cast Member Replaced Due to Injury
On The Town runs at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre until 1 July 2017.
BWW Review: JULIUS CAESAR, Crucible, Sheffield
Robert Hastie's debut at Sheffield Theatres features some electrifying scenes as it sets Julius Caesar in the present-day.
BWW Interview: Drew McOnie Talks ON THE TOWN
Director/choreographer Drew McOnie's work includes In the Heights, Strictly Ballroom, The Wild Party and Jesus Christ Superstar.
Front Of House Staff Can Have A Big Impact On Theatre Access
Ensuring that the arts are inclusive for all has never been more important, and the theatre community in particular has always been particularly supportive of marginalised groups.
BWW Review: LIFE OF GALILEO, Young Vic
A timely revival of the Brecht epic continues the 2017 Young Vic season with a vengeance.
Photo Flash: In Rehearsal with Anne-Marie Duff, Cush Jumbo and More for COMMON at the National Theatre
Jeremy Herrin, Headlong's Artistic Director, returns to the National Theatre to direct D C Moore's dark and funny new play, Common, an epic tale of unsavoury action and England's lost land with Anne-Marie Duff as Mary and Cush Jumbo as Laura.
Ballet, Shakespeare and Shaw to Light Up The Fugard Bioscope Screen this June
Winter is sure to be warmer with The Fugard Bioscope's screenings of the best of world theatre and ballet from the National Theatre, the Royal Ballet and the Globe this June.
Photo Flash: In Rehearsals for ON THE TOWN at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's 2017 season opens with the musical On The Town, directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie.
Photo Flash: In Rehearsal with Jonathan Hyde and More for JULIUS CAESAR at the Crucible
Rehearsals are underway at Sheffield Theatres for Artistic Director Robert Hastie's inaugural production, Julius Caesar (Wed 17 May - Sat 10 June).
Will Simon McBurney's THE KID STAYS IN THE PICTURE Transfer to Broadway?
According to the New York Post, Simon McBurney's latest project, The Kid Stays in the Picture, which just concluded its run at London's Royal Court Theatre, is heading to Broadway.
BWW Review: SALOME, National Theatre
Salome, that dancing seductress who demanded the head of John the Baptist, has been reclaimed by Yael Farber in this new feminist interpretation (the RSC stages Oscar Wilde's more familiar take next month).
BWW Review: THE FERRYMAN, Royal Court
Butterworth's writing offers an exquisite balance of humour and drama, revelry and mourning, surprise and expectation.
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