Southbank Centre deputy chief executive Catherine Mallyon has been appointed to succeed Vikki Heywood as executive director of the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Constellations starring Rafe Spall and Sally Hawkins is to run in the West End at the end of this year.
Director Peter Hall, actor Laurence Olivier and playwright Harold Pinter are among the names included on a BBC Radio 4 list of figures who “have had a significant impact on lives in these islands and given the age its character” during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
Daniel Radcliffe and Jon Hamm are to star in a new comedy for Sky Arts called A Young Doctor’s Notebook.
Leeds City Varieties general manager Peter Sandeman has been made redundant after a restructuring process at theatres owned by Leeds City Council.
Paul O’Grady has spoken out for the first time about his experiences working on the ‘postponed’ musical Street of Dreams, labelling it “bedlam” and calling on the show’s producers to pay all of the cast and crew involved immediately.
A major shake-up in Creative Scotland’s funding strategy has left the country’s independent theatre sector uncertain for its future.
Soho Cinders, a new musical by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe based on Cinderella, will have its full stage premiere at the Soho Theatre this August.
New productions of both My Fair Lady and Macbeth are to play Sheffield Theatres later this year.
Will Young is to make his West End debut in Cabaret this autumn.
Southwark Playhouse has applied for planning permission to turn an office space in Elephant and Castle into a temporary venue for the company while its current home is redeveloped.
The Famous Spiegeltent will return to the Edinburgh Fringe this summer in a tie-in with the new promoters at the Assembly Rooms which will see George Street closed to traffic.
Sarah Lancashire is to star alongside Elaine Cassidy and Matthew McNulty in Bill Gallagher’s adaptation of Emile Zola’s The Ladies’ Paradise for BBC1.
Communicado is to return to the Edinburgh Fringe with a version of Burns’ poem Tam O’Shanter, as one of 12 companies chosen for the Made in Scotland programme, funded by the Scottish government through its Expo fund.
BBC Radio 2’s Chris Evans has secured his biggest ever lead over Radio 1 rival Chris Moyles, with a gap of more than two million listeners now between the presenters .
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