This introduction offers an overview of early English theatre from the earliest recorded vernacular texts in the late medieval period to the closing of the theatres in 1642. Where most existing ...

It holds its listed status due to rarity of type and historic interest as the third oldest surviving purpose-built theatre in England. Stefan Ziemelis, senior project manager at ATG Entertainment ...

The growth in the popularity of the theatre divided societies in those towns which had one, or several, theatres. For all those who enjoyed the entertainment, there were those who opposed it.

He is the long-standing Editor-in-Chief of New England Theatre Journal and is also an editorial board member for Studies in Musical Theatre, Theatre Annual and the Journal of American Drama and ...

England has at least 415 youth theatre groups that support more than 100,000 young people but are facing an uncertain future due to significant underfunding, a large new study concludes ...

A survey of the Grade II listed Grand Theatre in Blackpool found rainwater was leaking in through parts of the roof last year. The funding from Arts Council England will be used towards repairs of ...

Matthew Hunter, Texas Tech University 'Libels and Theater in Shakespeare's England convincingly argues that libel was the axis on which the early modern public sphere spun. Joseph Mansky offers an ...

Presenting The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro on successive evenings not only gives the New England Opera Theater a repertoire of two standard works, it enables audiences to follow ...

Dear England will play London's Olivier theatre from 10 March to 24 May 2025 before heading for an exclusive four-week run at its Theatre Nation Partner, Lowry in Salford, from 29 May to 29 June 2025.

Nicola Wood, Senior Editor Catching a show in London's West End theater district is just as necessary as watching a play on Broadway during a trip to New York City. The quality is some of the best ...