News: Broadway grosses rose in 2008
Broadway shows grossed $940,871,190 for the 2008 calendar year, running from December 31, 2007 through to December 28, 2008, according to figures released by the Broadway League, the national trade association for the Broadway industry. Paid attendance during this period reached 12,319,902 tickets. Both totals represented modest gains from...
News: Any Dream Will Do’s Boys to perform in Lloyd Webber concert tour
Any Dream Will Do finalist Daniel Boys is set to star in The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, a nationwide series of concerts celebrating the composer's work. Boys, who was one of the six finalists on the BBC talent show, will sing alongside Scott Davies, Chrissie Hammond and Helen Hobson in the concert series, which runs on Sunday nights from...
SQUARE EYES 9-11 January
TV Today: The Diary of Anne Frank (Friday 7pm, BBC1) Final episode of the excellent adaptation...
New Beginnings
Grads’ Club: So a new year is upon us once more, and like my fellow bloggers my thoughts have been focussed...
The Stage 100
Feature: So, another 12 months comes to an end in Theatreland. And it's still standing. As...
Chit chat - Please sir, we want some more space
Feature: Back to Dickensian London - a feeling any Time Lord knows only too well - and...
How does working backstage in panto prepare me for other productions later in the year?
Advice: John Byrne answers your queries in his weekly show-business advice column.
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Broadway grosses rose in 2008
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Any Dream Will Do’s Boys to perform in Lloyd Webber concert tour
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King to be Channel 4’s head of diversity
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Emergency meeting to discuss Gaiety’s future
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Director Ninagawa’s Twelfth Night to play at Barbican
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Musical version of McCullough’s The Thorn Birds to tour UK
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Gate Theatre’s Cracknell and Aberg shortlisted for £10k directing award
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Exclusive: Arts must prepare for 2010 funding cuts, warns Burnham
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SQUARE EYES 9-11 January
TV Today: The Diary of Anne Frank (Friday 7pm, BBC1) Final episode of the excellent adaptation starring Tamsin Greig and Iain Glen QI (Friday 9pm, BBC1) I’m still unconvinced about QI coming to BBC1, it seems like one channel transfer too...
New Beginnings
Grads’ Club: So a new year is upon us once more, and like my fellow bloggers my thoughts have been focussed on my resolutions for the next 12 months. I can’t say that I have ever placed much emphasis on resolutions...
Turn off the TV: What’s on radio, January 10-17
TV Today: After a Christmas and New Year break, we resume our weekly look at drama, comedy and entertainment highlights on radio. As usual, all programme titles are linked to the relevant page on the BBC website, from where you’ll be...
Auditions for backstage staff?
Education and Training: Why aren’t applicants for backstage jobs asked to demonstrate their skills practically rather than just presenting a CV and having a jolly chat aka an interview? No director, venue, company or agent would consider hiring a performer without hearing/seeing...
Stage 100: AK Bennett-Hunter’s view
Newsblog: This year, we have asked a number of people not involved with The Stage 100 - our annual list of the most influential figures in UK theatre - for their views on our rankings. Here are the views of...
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