New research investigating the connections between subsidised and commercial theatre finds a symbiotic relationship with public fu…

Revenues are growing, and staff and customers are happier since Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre moved its box office to a clo…

New online resources aim to streamline tour booking for theatre companies and help venues widen their programming.

Georghia Ellinas reveals how Shakespeare’s Globe helps teachers to explore the full relevance of the Bard’s plays…

Portsmouth boy turned director Ian Nicholson trained at CSSD, NT Studio and Ecole Philippe Gaulier in clown – but…

More theatre goers enjoyed a greater choice of productions in 2014, according to the first comprehensive analysis of sales data fr…

You might know what a development associate’s job description includes, but what does a week in their life actually look lik…

The playwright behind ‘McQueen’, James Phillips, shares his advice to the younger generation, from gambling to remembe…

Live and recorded screenings have the potential to develop and serve new audiences for small-scale theatre companies, as well as g…

Live performances to paying audiences are the main focus of the tax relief, but live streaming and educational productions will al…

When Jim Mulligan joined Spare Tyre's workshops for older people, little did he know that he would go on to write four plays f…

Slung Low’s irreverent artistic director, Alan Lane, offers up some practical advice for the newly emerging professional.

Tom Bellerby takes a moment out of his day as Youth Theatre Director at Hull Truck Theatre to share the advice he would …

Do theatres really believe their own soundbites about being community-led, open and accessible buildings, asks David Sedgwick.

What’s it like to run a theatre education charity? Susan Whiddington gives a peek into her life as Director of&nbs…

Gate Theatre’s Chris Haydon pays tribute to those who have mentored and inspired him throughout his career. 

Four independent theatre performances will be broadcast live on BBC Four, as part of a £350k initiative supported by Arts Co…

Do potential donors really understand the value of small-scale touring theatre? Joanna Ridout considers how the sector might bette…

After landing her dream job at WhatsOnStage, Sita McIntosh reflects on who has inspired her career in theatre. 

Budget cuts, the introduction of the EBacc and mass academisation of schools has created a “perfect storm” for theatre…

Digital technologies offer the arts the opportunity, not only to improve access, but to enhance the experience of all audience mem…

For a recent production, Little Earthquake passed the reins over to 100 primary school children. Philip Holyman describes the even…

The new Executive Director of Northern Stage, Kate Denby, reflects on those who have guided and inspired her career.

To make theatre truly accessible, elements such as captioning and audio description must have their own artistic stamp, says Amit…