As they prepare to open their latest production, Tim Read speaks to Teatro Vivo about collaboration, ownership and sharing space with their local community.

Theatre people are a superstitious bunch. For good reasons too: throughout history, being involved in performance, especially as an actor, has come with its own unique set of dangers and difficulties, from being thrown out of the 15th century church to being thrown into the 21st century job market, life on stage is full of insecurities. Eva de Valk takes a look at some of the hundreds of theatrical superstitions used to combat these insecurities. The most well-known of course, ...

The new musical comedy comes to London this autumn, starring Gemma Arterton!

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, does exactly that.

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.

Are looks really everything in a world dominated by the viewer's gaze?

From the wonders of War Horse to a giant, wall-penetrating elephant ghost: the UK's love affair with puppetry is in full swing this summer

Fed up of football? Worried that there's no way to escape seeing Ronaldo's bare chest this summer? Well worry no more!

Does your career come down to who, or what, you know?

International students tell us why they simply HAD to study drama in London