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Ashley Campbell has stepped out of the place she once called home and found her own voice in London. Despite

A ‘darkly hedonistic’ adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s seminal anti-war work Mother Courage and Her Children opens at Shakespeare’s Globe next

There is something almost invisible about the way people in the UK consume digital entertainment today. It makes no sound,

More than 400 rare and sought-after artefacts from music history will go under the hammer this April, as items from

Even if you’re not a theatre kid, you’d likely still be familiar with Elphaba’s green skin and black hair, the

Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has been appointed as the next co-chair of the Creative Industries Council. The council acts

Playing together for twenty years, Maria Aheard and Bob Branscombe are no strangers to the live music scene, being first-hand

Let’s be honest – no one was really expecting Saturday Night Live UK to be a hit. As Nicola Coughlan

There are signs that the film industry may finally be bouncing back. Industry insiders, filmmakers and cinema lovers are hopeful

London’s Royal Festival Hall is one of many London arts venues working hard to encourage more young people to attend

Australian animal trainer Laura Ingall has made a career out of training her pets to star in TV, films and