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Black voices from across the West End, Broadway, activism, community leadership and beyond will unite to raise funds and awareness for four charities a?" The Bail Project, The Okra Project, The Black Curriculum and UK Black Pride a?" in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

In its centenary year Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance is launching its first MA in Dance Research that will allow dance professionals across the world to deepen their understanding of and curiosity for their art form.

Beats & Elements and Camden People's Theatre's 2015 production of No Milk for the Foxes, which explored David Cameron's England from the perspective of the working class through spoken word, beatboxing and live looping, is now available!

Platform 4's acclaimed and unforgettable live event, Invisible Music, has been transformed into a new digital piece of work, blending film and soundscape to create an immersive and intimate meditation on hearing loss.

Creating new possibilities of bringing live theatre to audiences in these challenging times, Damsel Productions presents Damsel Outdoors, a project that embraces theatre and performance outside.

The Times has reported that Tamara Rojo, the head of English National Ballet, said that it will take three months to get the company's performers ready to perform live once again.

Wolverhampton Grand Theatre has been granted a £30,000 funding bid from Arts Council England.

Actors finishing their training this year are being given the chance to perform the World Premiere of a new Philip Ridley monologue online, as part of Tramp's The Beast Will Rise season.

Watch A Midsummer Night's Dream for free, Shakespeare's enchanting, magical comedy, filmed from Shakespeare's most famous stage, the Globe Theatre.

Don't Call Us (We'll Call You) is a candid look at those unbelievable and hilarious moments where the day doesn't quite go to plan, with real stories sent in from performers in the worlds of Theatre, Comedy and TV.

From a Celtic warrior imprisoned on the banks of Stratford Upon Avon, to a plague ravaged town in Derbyshire via a sacred pagan site in West Cornwall, this new audio series invokes the hidden stories imprinted on ten different locations around the UK.

Birmingham Opera Company, has today announced that conductor Alpesh Chauhan will join the organization as Music Director from 1 July 2020.

Fans of Guildford Fringe's winter adult pantomime won't need to wait long for their comedy fix as a brand-new show, Pinocchio Gets Wood the (late) Summer Adult Panto, will entertain audiences live and direct on their own sofas from 10 a?" 12 September 2020.

Birmingham Royal Ballet Principal, Brandon Lawrence, has launched an online choreography challenge to stimulate students' creativity and support their psychological wellbeing during lockdown.

52 members of the Royal Opera House chorus have reunited virtually for a special happy birthday performance for the Queen.

This evening at 7:30pm BST, The Barn will be releasing its exclusive circus extravaganza The Circus Cabaret to its  YouTube channel and Facebook page!

The Royal Opera House has announced two new broadcasts, as part of its #OurHouseToYourHouse series.

Brook Tate is a Bristol-based artist who has worked his way through Bristol Old Vic's extensive talent development strands to become one of the theatre's Supported Artists.

Seen from Here: Writing in the Lockdown is a collection of stories, flash fiction, poems, autofiction and conceptual writing gathered during the April and May Covid-19 lockdown, bringing together UK-based writers, poets, performance makers and artists.

Warrington Museum & Art Gallery is embarking on an exciting new project thanks to support from Arts Council England.

Tara Arts Board of Trustees and Helen Jeffreys, Executive Director and Joint CEO, today announce the appointment of Sunita Pandya as the new Chair of Tara Arts' Board.

The Millennium Centre in Cardiff has announced that it will remain closed until January 2021.

While all shows and classes have been cancelled and it will be some time before Citizens Theatre can start producing theatre again, the Citizens Theatre remains committed to keeping connected with the many communities it serves across Glasgow.

A musical theatre festival has launched to give graduates the chance to perform and direct for some of the most renowned names in the business to gain vital experience to help them get into the industry.

Queen's Theatre Hornchurch, Hull Truck Theatre and Oldham Coliseum Theatre have today (10 June) announced that they will be streaming their epic and landmark 2019 revival of The Hired Man to raise vital funds for current and future creative projects, which together reach over 380,000 people a year,