Producers of The X Factor musical have confirmed that the show, called I Can’t Sing!, will open at the London Palladium in February next year. It will preview from February 27, 2014, with press night…
Department store Debenhams has become the first retailer to sign up to a code of conduct aimed at improving the treatment of models on photo shoots. The code has been created by Equity’s models committee,…
Equity president Malcolm Sinclair has branded Maria Miller an “ass” in his keynote speech at the union’s conference, rounding on the culture secretary for her recent calls for the arts to make an economic case…
Equity has hit out at the “political vindictiveness” that has resulted in many local councils being forced to cut their arts budgets. The union has claimed that the government is passing on bigger cuts to…
Jonathan Lloyd has been appointed as artistic director and chief executive of Pegasus Theatre in Oxford. He begins his new role this September and replaces Euton Daley. Lloyd leaves his position as artistic director of…
The following represents a selection of the musical theatre courses available. A brief explanation first – until November last year there were two organisations providing forms of accreditation or approval. The Conference of Drama Schools was…
Associated Studios A new, full-time (four days a week), one-year diploma course in musical theatre begins at Associated Studios on October 1 this year. Based at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, London, Associated Studios was…
Licensing firm R&H serves the educational sector with musical scores and aids for students It’s a very ancient saying/But a true and honest thought/That if you become a teacher/By your pupils you’ll be taught So…
Arts Council surplus, teaching diction and projection, audience behaviour, memories of Paul Shane and Hilary Labow and poor treatment of Emma Watson and Mary-Jane Burcher
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