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Campaigners say knowledge taught at Newark School of Musical Instrument Crafts vital to preserve traditional skills, especially luthiery ...

Attendances are up and average ticket prices down, even in the West End, but the sector faces mounting and unsustainable strain ...

The singular comedian gave 40 hours of interviews to film-maker Matt Wolf for an intimate and often challenging two-part portrait ...

The Oscar-winning actor will bring The World of Tomorrow to the Shed in New York later this year ...

The Melbourne comedian shares a Seinfeldian musing, a tight takedown of American culture, and transports us to 2006 Lygon Street ...

Ibrahima Balde's desperate journey to find his brother should make for essential theatre, but this production lacks the emotional intensity of the book ...

The actor reads a poem in memory of her grandmother "Bubbles", who "always had a sense of play". The film is part of a series to mark Celebration Day 2025 - a new annual moment, held on the last bank holiday Monday of May, to honour and celebrate ...

Thin tale of neighbourly spirit is loaded with groansome gags but the hoedowns and show tunes are full of flavour ...

The Canadian company are in total control in Crystal Pite's Frontier, while Johan Inger's Passing has colour and humour yet is overstretched ...

More than half troupe's dancers write to minister criticising Demis Volpi - and five soloists announce resignation ...