Richard Jordan

Richard Jordan looks at the rivalry between the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company over the years and why the two have never needed to support one another more than they do now

This week Richard Jordan discusses customer loyalty and whether or not it is still deemed essential to success and upholding reputation in today’s climate

Richard Jordan discusses how, despite often being overlooked, holiday resorts are a place of introduction into performing and the world of theatre

Forty questions about the past year in theatre, plus some theatre history

Richard Jordan looks back at the wonderful career and life of Gavin Creel

Richard Jordan discusses the power of pantomime and why it continues to hold such dear memories for many throughout their lives

Ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1, Richard Jordan remembers the impact the disease had on the theatre industry, and the impact of productions such as Rent

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