Features
Our features are often a chance for us to talk about those aspects of theatre that we may not cover in the reviews or interviews.
Many of our features are one-off articles, maybe about an event we’ve been to, or something that is happening. But we also have plans for feature series, so watch this space.
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Funding Our Theatres – Sponsored
As the National Lottery celebrates 20 years of funding Good Causes, we take a look at how the arts have benefited from their generosity.
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Insider Information: London’s West End – Sponsored
How is a visitor to London supposed to know where to start? Here are some of the slightly less obvious do’s and don’ts that should help you make the most from your time in London's theatreland.
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Twelfth Night in Watford! – Sponsored
English Touring Theatre and the award-winning Sheffield Theatres have joined forces to present an exhilarating production of Shakespeare’s much-loved comedy Twelfth Night, currently wowing audiences and critics alike.
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People’s theatre: sharing in the community
As they prepare to open their latest production, Tim Read speaks to Teatro Vivo about collaboration, ownership and sharing space with their local community.
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Made In Dagenham… In London! – Sponsored
The new musical comedy comes to London this autumn, starring Gemma Arterton!
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A Communal Turn of Events
Community is everything and everywhere. But how can a play touring innumerable different communities relate to each and every one of them? Julie Griffiths discovers how The Events, a now-touring production using a different local choir at each new venue,…
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Son Of Man: behind the scenes – Sponsored
A new production of Son of Man opens in London next week. Producers Cut String Theatre tell us a bit more about their latest offering.
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Hey good lookin’ – you get a look in
Are looks really everything in a world dominated by the viewer's gaze?
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The Talent’s Not Just On The Pitch This Summer – Sponsored
Fed up of football? Worried that there's no way to escape seeing Ronaldo's bare chest this summer? Well worry no more!
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Making the Connections
Does your career come down to who, or what, you know?