Category: Features

Michael Fentiman traces the journey of Amélie The Musical from film and Broadway to The Other Palace in London. Mark Ludmon reports Eighteen years on

Mark Ludmon examines efforts to improve recognition for the work of movement directors in British theatre. At this year’s Olivier Awards, 12 of the nominations

Mark Ludmon interviews Olivier winner Giles Terera as he prepares for his next big role after Hamilton After a year-long Olivier-winning run as Aaron Burr

A diverse mix of new plays and revivals has been announced for Michael Longhurst’s first season as artistic director of London’s Donmar Warehouse It features

Mark Ludmon tries out the new smart caption glasses launched by the National Theatre for people with hearing loss. The National Theatre has opened up

With new productions at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch and Hull Truck Theatre this month, Mark Ludmon examines the continuing popularity of Abigail’s Party for BritishTheatre.com

Mark Ludmon reviews Julius Caesar and Me – Paterson Joseph’s revealing book exploring Shakespeare’s “African play”, Julius Caesar With its glowing reviews and sold-out performances,

Mark Ludmon finds out how researchers, actors and directors are bringing back little-known Elizabethan plays On a winter’s day in London in 1582, the court

Mark Ludmon reports for BritishTheatre.com on Audra McDonald’s “long journey” to playing Billie Holiday on stage I fell in love with the voice of Audra

Mark Ludmon reports for Bar magazine on the new-look bar and café at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre in London Dating back to 1932, Regent’s

The Understudy has opened as part of the National Theatre’s transformation of its drinking and dining, reports Mark Ludmon for Bar magazine From front of

Mark Ludmon reports on a “new generation of theatre bars” where cocktails and craft beers play a major role Traditionally, theatre bars have been just