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Tamasha’s call to action: we must decolonise the theatre sector

Tamasha’s call to action: we must decolonise the theatre sector

by Pooja Ghai
The erasure of voices and stories harms not only theatremakers, but communities too, says Tamasha artistic director Pooja Ghai – it’s time to reframe the Eurocentric lens through which theatre is usually made, often to the detriment global-majority artists

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The BBC is wrong to axe drama on Radio 3 – here’s why it matters

The BBC is wrong to axe drama on Radio 3 – here’s why it matters

by Andrea Smith
Is commercial Off-Broadway on the rise again? And will that mean for not-for-profit companies?

Is commercial Off-Broadway on the rise again? And will that mean for not-for-profit companies?

by Howard Sherman
Recruiting more artists to boards is beneficial for everyone involved

Recruiting more artists to boards is beneficial for everyone involved

by Stephanie Street
What could theatre learn from British Airways' controversial changes to its loyalty programme?

What could theatre learn from British Airways' controversial changes to its loyalty programme?

by Richard Jordan
There is an appetite for new plays – that’s why we grew an audience for them

There is an appetite for new plays – that’s why we grew an audience for them

by Owen Calvert-Lyons
Three predictions for theatre in 2025

Three predictions for theatre in 2025

by Amanda Parker
My top international theatre to catch around the UK this year

My top international theatre to catch around the UK this year

by Natasha Tripney
Two new Broadway comedies warn of the limitations of language

Two new Broadway comedies warn of the limitations of language

by Howard Sherman
It’s time more backstage practitioners got their moment in the spotlight

It’s time more backstage practitioners got their moment in the spotlight

by Rob Halliday
Light entertainment used to be a thriving career pathway for artists – it deserves to be again

Light entertainment used to be a thriving career pathway for artists – it deserves to be again

by Richard Jordan
Making theatre with young people is so much more than child’s play

Making theatre with young people is so much more than child’s play

by Ned Glasier
We must keep our nerve and hold on to hope as we continue to fight for the arts

We must keep our nerve and hold on to hope as we continue to fight for the arts

by Josette Bushell-Mingo
Covid may be behind us, but shows today are still vulnerable to unexpected closures

Covid may be behind us, but shows today are still vulnerable to unexpected closures

by Howard Sherman
Richard Jordan’s Big Christmas Theatre Quiz 2024

Richard Jordan’s Big Christmas Theatre Quiz 2024

by Richard Jordan
Reminiscing over the theatre we saw in our youth is more than just nostalgia

Reminiscing over the theatre we saw in our youth is more than just nostalgia

by Howard Sherman
Blue Man Group is closing in NYC after 33 years. I finally went to see it

Blue Man Group is closing in NYC after 33 years. I finally went to see it

by Howard Sherman
Celebrating Gavin Creel: a great artist and human being

Celebrating Gavin Creel: a great artist and human being

by Richard Jordan
Increased funding is welcome but Scottish culture needs a bold new vision

Increased funding is welcome but Scottish culture needs a bold new vision

by Fiona Gibson

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