Richard Jordan

Richard Jordan discusses the lack of media attention around alternates who are often making a show their own and earning standing ovations

This week Richard Jordan explores revamping musicals and how they need time to grow and develop

In light of the recent Budget, Richard Jordan examines Keir Starmer’s comment about "working people" and the empty promises Labour has made

Theatre is an industry packed full of superstition, so it’s no surprise that many venues are said to be haunted, says Richard Jordan

Ghostlight sees a family address their personal grief through a community theatre production of Romeo and Juliet, says Richard Jordan

Jamie Lloyd’s staging of Sunset Boulevard may be about to rewrite history by becoming an iconic Broadway show, proving that sometimes, taking a risk is worth it

Australia is showing how harmony between its professional and community theatre sectors is proving valuable for the country’s overall arts industry, says Richard Jordan

Lindsay, Sleep and Pollard’s new solo shows are honest and reflective of the talent and skills needed to survive in the theatre industry, says Richard Jordan

Richard Jordan discusses how addressing sensitive issues correctly remains one of theatre’s most complex and challenging matters

When attending both shows, I overheard the conversations of several younger audience members who had never heard of these shows before, says Richard Jordan richard-jordan-are-these-londons-final-viable-revivals-of-hello-dolly-and-fiddler-on-the-roof-changing-audience-demographics-may-make-it-so